Impressive Greek Revival steeped in the elegance of a bygone era yet offering the conveniences of today. Nestled on slightly elevated beautifully landscaped half acre lot, you’ll find you are just a short walk to downtown Nashua. Updated with attention to preservation of tin ceilings, leaded glass doors, and ornate exterior architectural details, gracious main […]

Dubbed ‘The Old Parsonage,’ this 1798 Georgian Colonial served as the local clergy’s residence for over a century when the Park Hill Meeting House was a community church. Immaculately restored, the home boasts a total of six fireplaces, with four of them working. The designer kitchen features soapstone countertops, Viking appliances, cherry cabinetry, a window […]

This antique home perches proudly on the shorefront of Broad Cove of the Piscataqua River. Sturdy since 1717, this vintage home holds some of the oldest history in the area and boasts original period details. You are welcomed by a museum-quality captain staircase when you walk in the front door & step onto the original […]

Nobody knows a home better than the owners. They have kindly agreed to share their thoughts with you regarding this beautiful home in the Monadnock Region of New Hampshire. “We fell in love with our house when we first saw it in 2002, with its unique charm and character. The many bedrooms have amply served […]

This stately and historic home provides 5+ acres of hilltop privacy overlooking the Connecticut River, just minutes from downtown Hanover; this is the Wilder Estate. Built in 1892 as a retreat for Charles Wilder (benefactor of Wilder, VT, and Wilder Hall at Dartmouth), the property blends historic beauty and character with modern sophistication. The Wilder […]

How often do you get to buy a gem in the Gateway neighborhood of Keene NH? This gracious 1907 Victorian has been updated into a modern liveable house with an attached, completely remodeled ADU that produces nice monthly income. The seven color exterior treatment of the house is referred to as a “painted lady”. Upon […]