Recommended Southern NH towns...

MeredithMan · 03-29-2018, 09:56 AM

Although this is not directly lake-related, I know a lot of folks on this site live in southern NH, so I thought I would solicit your insight.

We are looking to relo our permanent residence to somewhere in southern NH over the next 6-12 months. We do have a realtor for "official" recommendations, but we thought it would also be helpful to get input from people who actually live in southern NH towns, since we don't know the vibe and subtleties of each town, (You're probably thinking, "oh great, here comes another Masshole to ruin our town...

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We want to be in the 3/93 corridor...not too far east or west from either highway; no further north than Bedford-ish; our kids are now out of school, so quality of school systems is not an issue, (only to the extent that it might help for resale time when our kids put us in the "home"

); at least 1 real grocery store in town; a New England vibe...stone walls and a Main Street/town center; friendly residents and a town that's not a mess financially.

Appreciate any insight either via a post or a PM.

Thanks!

03-29-2018, 09:56 AM	#1
MeredithMan Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Bedford, NH; Meredith, NH Posts: 944 Thanks: 261 Thanked 812 Times in 331 Posts	Recommended Southern NH towns... Although this is not directly lake-related, I know a lot of folks on this site live in southern NH, so I thought I would solicit your insight. We are looking to relo our permanent residence to somewhere in southern NH over the next 6-12 months. We do have a realtor for "official" recommendations, but we thought it would also be helpful to get input from people who actually live in southern NH towns, since we don't know the vibe and subtleties of each town, (You're probably thinking, "oh great, here comes another Masshole to ruin our town...) We want to be in the 3/93 corridor...not too far east or west from either highway; no further north than Bedford-ish; our kids are now out of school, so quality of school systems is not an issue, (only to the extent that it might help for resale time when our kids put us in the "home" ); at least 1 real grocery store in town; a New England vibe...stone walls and a Main Street/town center; friendly residents and a town that's not a mess financially. Appreciate any insight either via a post or a PM. Thanks!