I shot this video on Dec 18 while standing on the waterfront side of 9 Casey Road in East Kingston NH. This part of Powwow Pond had some ice covering and is just so pretty. This home is for sale and if you’re interested in purchasing an affordable waterfront home check out the listing weblog at www.9caseyroad.com
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Big Island Pond year round waterfront home for sale.
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Are you looking to buy more than a home…looking to buy a lifestyle? Look no further…Waterfront living in East Kingston that just can’t be beat for value-location and lifestyle! This is a story contemporary style home with fantastic southern exposure for the ultimate passive solar experience. Multiple decks overlooking your own waterfront oasis. This home has been lovingly renovated and is truly in move in condition. 1620 sq ft of living space, one car garage, out building, decks and dock, sandy swim area, two driveways provide ample room for all the toys plus the Exeter school district as an added bonus. Visit our listing weblog for more details, video tours and virtual tours of this exceptional waterfront home. 9 Casey Road in East Kingston NH MLS #2752418 can be yours for $287,900
Sunset Lake, aka Washpond is one of many lakes in southern New Hampshire. Sunset Lake is nestled between Big Island Pond and Angle Pond and is near Rt. 111 and Rt. 121. Sunset Lake is 151 +/- acres and is approximately 1 mile in length and 1/2 mile wide. The town of Hampstead maintains a town beach on Sunset lake which is open to all residents.
This video was shot in October 2008 at the town beach. To search real estate for sale on Sunset lake click search New Hampshire homes for sale
www.12DixonLane.com
Sun drenched & spectacular! This year-round waterfront home boasts 82 feet of prime water frontage on 500+/- acre Big Island Pond. Enjoy spectacular views from the comfort of your own deck. Ideal for entertaining or simply kicking back and relaxing. Almost an acre of land, lined by trees for privacy. Level lot with a spacious detached 2 car garage w/loft, heated office and or hobby area. Open concept single floor home w/cathedral ceilings and wall of glass over looking the water. Sandy swimming area, boat dock,washer/dryer,great room,2 bedrooms all this for an incredible price of $439,000 MLS # 2749511
Visit 12DixonLane.com our weblog for complete property details and our real estate blog at NHRealtyScoops.com
New Hampshire is home to some wonderful lakes and we’re lucky that our state and it’s residents treasure our public waters. I’ve added some informational links for anyone who is interested in New Hampshire ponds and lakes.
New Hampshire Lakes Association
Links to some southern NH lake associations
Like Dorthy said in the Wizard of Oz “There is no place like home”... I say there is no place like your own waterfront home and as we travel the road into winter there is no better time to buy.
A recent question posed via e-mail asked “When is the best time to buy a waterfront property in NH?” and “When can I get the best “deal” for waterfront in NH?”.
The best time in my opinion is at the end of the summer and into the fall but before the cold freezing days of winter. The reason being that most people who own a seasonal or even a year round water property often times do not live in the home year round.
They may have used and enjoyed their waterfront home during the summer months even while trying to sell but as they are closing up, perhaps winterizing for another season, the motivation to sell is at it’s highest. Also the holidays always arrive with the need for extra money.
Most people will list their waterfront property in the spring as we all know spring and summer is prime waterfront season. Those that have failed to sell during those months will be all the more motivated going into the winter.
Currently there is an abundance of water property available in every price range. If you’d like more information about buying a New Hampshire waterfront property or about buying a home in general give us a call we’d love to help you find that perfect home you can all your own.
603-548-7685
Seasonal or year round?
To most people it would make a big difference. Let me tell you a story… Recently buyer clients wrote an offer on a year round home in Sandown NH. The property was bank owned, had a full blown septic system, well, insulation and heating system. The town records at first glance indicated it was a year round home and as you know with bank owned homes..it is Buyer beware.
For some reason I decided to reference the property as a “year round” home in the property description section of the Purchase Agreement and good thing I did. After our offer was accepted the buyers went to the town to poke around and see what they could find out about the house. With bank owned homes there are no disclosures to rely on and they hoped to discover more information about the septic system.
The buyer found out to their chagrin that the home was really considered seasonal by the town of Sandown. Although NOTHING on the tax/assessment card indicated that it was seasonal. Apparently, they were told, that the property met all the requirements for year round status but the former owner had never finished the paperwork process. It was a “technicality” they were told and if they paid the fee and filed the paperwork, the issue could be heard at the next ZBA meeting. Since we did not yet own the property (thank goodness) we needed the listing agent to do that. She agreed and was great to work with. Paper work filed on time and we wait a month for the next scheduled ZBA meeting. Everyone assured us this was pretty well a done deal.
A month later the property was denied year round status. None of us could believe it. What can be done? Appeal the decision, which could take months with no guarantee. We didn’t have that kind of time. So what’s the big deal? If my buyers had closed… they could not register to vote, register a car or send their young child to school. If I hadn’t put “year round” on the purchase agreement and the Bank wanted to enforce the ” as is” rule, they could have lost their deposit if they failed to close.
Just like the song…nothing compares to you. We’ll keep looking and I know we’ll find a perfect home but in the meantime we learned a valuable lesson. It doesn’t matter what the assessment card does or does not say…doing further due diligences is crucial. Seasonal does not necessarily mean a home has no insulation, heating system, septic and well …sometimes it means something very different.
If you’d like more information about buying a New Hampshire waterfront property or about buying a home in general please give us a call we’d love to help you find that perfect home you can all your own.
603-548-7685
This list is pretty neat, it has both New Hampshire coastal and lake/pond state beaches with public access.
http://www.nhoutdoors.com/beaches.htm
Some towns have beaches that are open to town residents but this list covers only “State” beaches.
Check out my video of Seabrook Beach taken on a foggy day at New Hampshire Real Estate Blogs.com
If you’d like more information about buying a New Hampshire waterfront property or about buying a home in general please give us a call we’d love to help you find that perfect home you can all your own.
603-548-7685
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