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Meredith, NH Homes for Sale
When you’re considering a vacation home, place to retire, or just a serene place to put your roots, Meredith, New Hampshire, is a smart choice. Recognized by Reader’s Digest as “The Most Charming Small Town in New Hampshire,” Meredith is located along the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee. With only about 6,217 residents, Meredith is ideal place for anyone who enjoys a strong sense of community, spending time outdoors, and taking a break from the fast pace of city life.
Reasons to Move to Meredith
Known as the Latchkey to the White Mountains, Meredith is within a one-hour drive to the White Mtns. and a two-hour drive to several New England metropolitan areas.
Meredith hosts seasonal craft festivals, fishing derbies, and ice hockey tournaments and features an exquisite combination of lake and mountain scenery, including a scenic waterfront park and town docks. There are several award-winning inns, fine restaurants, specialty stores, antique shops, and galleries.
The town offers a great variety of year-round activities. Summer recreation includes hiking, golfing, tennis, and water sports such as boating, sailing, waters skiing, swimming, yachting, fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. Winter activities include cross country trails, snowmobiling, ice skating, ice fishing, ice sailing, skiing, and winter hiking.
With its quaint downtown area centered around Lake Winnipesaukee, Meredith also borders beautiful Lake Waukewan, a 900-acre lake with excellent year-round fishing and water sports, and the town limits include lakes Wicwas and Winnisquam.
People who love arts and culture can frequent the Interlakes Summer Theater for seasonal performances, or check out the Lakes Region Symphony Orchestra, NH’s premiere community orchestra with performances from November – May.
