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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Gilford
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If you are talking about Dockham Shores Estates (Margaret, Robertson, Colmar, Baxter, and parts of Weirs and parts of Sanborn,) very few are seasonal residents. The overwhelming majority of people living on those roads are year-rounders. A lovely neighborhood!
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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I have a small Cottage on Dockham shore Rd Im listing for sale this summer. Its most likely one of the cheapest properties on the lake and includes a boat dock. The cottage is only 400-500 sf depending if you included the screened in porch. It is party of a "condo community" it is called "the beaches" It is rebuildable to expand. How ever its is a seasonal cottage because it has no insulation. PM me if you have any interest!
Dockham shore is a pretty quiet community even in the summer I agree not much traffic and most of the houses are empty....but that kind of a nice thing isn't it? I also think the location on the lake is so perfect for so many reasons. close to busy Laconia but far enough to feel like you are far away, boat is protected by governors Island (waves), Any where you go via boat is an easy ride, except wolfboro which is pretty far I do hate Gilford taxes.....alton is right next door and much less money. good luck with your search |
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#3 |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Posts: 75
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Are the home on the non-lakeside of Dockham Shore Rd part of the beach association too ?
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