Lincoln, NH

Fantastic Skiing, views of Mount Washington NH's tallest peak Pemigewasset Riverside home sites, and condos

Adirondack Style homes and Condominiums under construction designed with ski home access from The new South Mountain Ski Slopes.

TerraMesa Resorts formed by Macfarlan Capital Partners to manage : The Hollows,The Waters, Point West,Bear Lake Reserve and South Peak Resort at Loon Mountain. With 3 resorts in Texas,one in North Carolina,and one in New Hampshire this was a strong move to acquire some spectacular high end luxury resorts.

These Luxury Resorts were purchased from Centex Destination Properties, all five feature either lake front, ocean front or River-frontage, with the Loon's resort also offering ski to your door accommodations. Family vacations in beautiful communities, emphasizing amenities that bring relatives and friends together for moments to cherish and holidays to look forward to year-round. Not just a weekend getaway but a lifestyle for you , your children and someday your grand-children creating the opportunity to reconnect & recreate.

Search: land,homes,and condo listings at www.alpinelakes.com custom homes www.cargillconstruction.com

Loon Mountain epic skiing But limited property inventory!

skiing and Real estate are both holding their value, 95% National forest land 5% for all other developments.

Some of the best skiing of the year can still be found, great coverage and all trails open for business. The same can be said for the area properties, with prices down an average of 12% since the 2005's peak ,excellent interest rates and no foreclosures on the horizon here. We can offer great property value, without the worry of missing the bottom. We've been consistently gaining price and diminishing current inventory over this record snow fall winter. If you are considering a second home in the White Mountains the best deals are going to disappear faster than the snow, once the current listings are gone we would expect them to be replaced by seller's with higher expectations. View current listings: www.alpinelakes.com or contact me at steve@alpinelakes.com

Centex Destination Properties, sells South Peak Resort at Loon Mountain NH, Bear Lake Reserve in North Carolina, and Point West development along with two other Texas Development sites. This multi-million dollar buyout was finalized yesterday, when Macfarlan added the newest acquisitions to their multi-billion dollar portfolio of real estate investments. Further development and amenities build out will be expected in the overall business plan. New money should add value to these sluggish luxury developments, while Centex stock was down significantly and hampered development plans the Management at Macfarlan are in a better position to capitalize on these spectacular locations and existing infrastructure.For those in a buying mood these locations will offer a good value for customers seeking a life style resort with high-end features. The newly acquired properties offer ocean front, lake front , golf side and ski slope locations. They were originally developed for their unique locations and no expense was spared in the design of these fabulous resorts.

For more information on the South Peak Development at Loon Mountain in Lincoln New Hampshire, and our currently approved In-house builder visit our web sites www.alpinelakes.com and www.cargillconstruction.com

When we were kids we were lucky enough to have a vacation place in the White Mountain of NH. Of course as kids we didn't see it that way since our friends went to camp or Cape Cod and we hung out in New Hampshire with our parents. Who knew those were going to be some of the best days of our lives? While our friends went to arcades and the ocean- we walked in the woods or swam in the Pemi River. We would hike up to Franconia Falls and/or cross the river at Hancock campground. We would stay in the water until our lips turned blue and only come out because Mom said to! Our favorite swimming hole was Lady's Bath Tub; we would ride our bikes up the Kancamagus and look for the path that ran through the woods (this is now Lincoln Station Riverfront condo development). The big treat was going to Clark's Trading Post for the bear show and if we were good getting an ice cream cone.

Today my teenage son has a season pass to Whales Tail water park and it's colossal wave pool, multiple slides, hot tubs, arcades and a variety of food services. He has a group of friends that go quite often and I think he has fun there. It's hard to tell because he says everything is boring but he comes home penniless and wants to know "what's there to eat?"

I hear myself saying -you know when I was your age we didn't have anything cool to do all summer. Maybe less is more, a banana bike and a hidden swimming hole kept us from being bored all summer. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad there are more choices for entertainment than when I was a kid, but a hike in the woods that ends at a swimming hole should still be on the list of cool things to do at any age.

Who remembers swimming holes and banana bikes?