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Weirs guy · 02-10-2010, 02:18 PM

farmfooz: you won't be disappointed!

last spring my family and i had the opportunity to purchase a house just off waukewan on clough, and its been the best move we ever made. coming from laconia we find meredith to be a lot more community orientated, and an easier community to deal with overall then most of the other towns we've lived in around this area. not a slam to anyone elses town, a kudos to meredith.

our kids have fit in very nicely at school and in sports. waukewans a nice, quiet little lake with a "good enough" beach and enough fish to entertain us. most of the things you need for everyday life can be found a few seconds up the street in the village, but the area around the lake is generally quiet. no one seems to mind the occasionally blowout party either. its a easy commute to i93 on 104, but waukewan itself seems to usually miss out on all the heavy summer traffic. taxes are good based on the area and services we get (easy now less, i know what your thinking) and the town gov seems to be level headed and is in line with our values and needs. snowmobile trails right next to the beach, lumber yards around the corner, and a train to haul my drunk butt back from the weirs on bikeweek!

02-10-2010, 02:18 PM	#8
Weirs guy Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Weirs Beach, NH Posts: 1,067 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	farmfooz: you won't be disappointed! last spring my family and i had the opportunity to purchase a house just off waukewan on clough, and its been the best move we ever made. coming from laconia we find meredith to be a lot more community orientated, and an easier community to deal with overall then most of the other towns we've lived in around this area. not a slam to anyone elses town, a kudos to meredith. our kids have fit in very nicely at school and in sports. waukewans a nice, quiet little lake with a "good enough" beach and enough fish to entertain us. most of the things you need for everyday life can be found a few seconds up the street in the village, but the area around the lake is generally quiet. no one seems to mind the occasionally blowout party either. its a easy commute to i93 on 104, but waukewan itself seems to usually miss out on all the heavy summer traffic. taxes are good based on the area and services we get (easy now less, i know what your thinking) and the town gov seems to be level headed and is in line with our values and needs. snowmobile trails right next to the beach, lumber yards around the corner, and a train to haul my drunk butt back from the weirs on bikeweek! __________________ Is it bikeweek yet? Now?