Listed by my wife Carol Bush of Maxfield Real Estate (603.387.4733), The ultimate Lake Winnipesaukee estate, complete privacy, gorgeous landscaping, level, sweeping lawns, panoramic 180 degree views, sandy beach, 600+ ft. of lake frontage, two 70 ft. crib docks, 2 slip boathouse, stone pier to landmark gazebo on point, 4 residences, sleeps 20+ and the list goes on, one of the finest family compounds on the lake!
$7,750,000
Go to www.lakesregionhomesinfo.com and put in MLS# 2761396 to view more photos,a virtual tour and get more detailed information on this exceptional property.
With spring taking hold I feel blessed to live on the gold coast of Lake Winnipesaukee. This is East Alton, Wolfeboro, Tuftonboro (Mirror Lake & Melvin Village) as well as part of Moultonborough.
It is route 109 on the eastern side of the lake. The westerly views across Winnipesaukee towards the Belknap Mountains in Alton and Gilford are breathtaking especially at sunset. The waterfront real estate, especially in Wolfeboro is some of the best in New England. In fact two years ago French President Nicolas Sarkozy decided to spend two weeks in Wolfeboro. That brought notoriety to the "oldest Summer Resort in America." Not only has Sarkozy spent some time hear, but it is the summer home of former Massachusetts Governor and presidential candidate, Mitt Romney. It was a summer home to Jack Lemmon. For more information on Wolfeboro, check out this link to my website http://www.lakesregionhomesinfo.com/wolfeboro_nh_real_estate/.
It is the oldest summer resort because the Royal Governor John Wentworth had the first summer retreat in America circa 1760's. The foundation is still off route 109 and has been the site of archeological digs over the years.
Come visit this wonderful town and area in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire this summer. You won't be disappointed.
Ok I'm biased as I attended BU, but what a great hockey game last night and both teams should be very proud of their efforts.
It had to be the most amazing hockey game I've ever seen with BU down 3-1 to Miami of Ohio with less than a minute left they scored 2 goals in 40+ seconds to tie it and then went on to win it in over time.
This was a game for the ages!
I am interested in knowing why you participate in community organizations. Is it with the two fold purpose of giving back to the communities you service as a real estate agent and citizen of the community, or is it an important way for you to network for business?
Did you join the garden club, historical society, Lion's Club, etc., etc. first and foremost as a way to garner more business? If so has it helped you with that goal?
I myself have been involved in education and music organizations and have had very little business because of my affiliation within these groups, yet I've only been in real estate for 2.5 years. This in no way minimizes my enjoyment of being a member of these groups, but it does put into perspective for me that the real goal is the good work being done.
As an aside, we at Maxfield Real Estate give a percent of our commission (both broker and agent) to a local not-for-profit agency in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. It is always wonderful receiving the thank you letters back from these organizations telling us that we've made a difference.
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