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One year in New Hampshire! We have clients who move to New Hampshire from all over the country, and we often get asked what it’s like to live here. We came across a post from a friend of ours, and are reposting it with his permission because, well, we couldn’t have said it better ourselves. Thanks to Robert for permission…
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Several of our clients are homeschooling families, and we often get asked about the homeschooling community in New Hampshire. The good news is that it’s fairly easy to homeschool here, and the many homeschool groups and pro-freedom State Representatives ensure that it stays that way. Our homeschooling expert and Team Porcupine Real Estate marketing manager, Amy Lowe, lived in Weare and…
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A trip to the White Mountains is wonderful any time of the year. Below are some of our favorite things to do there with young kids: Storyland is a fairytale-themed amusement park in Glen, NH. There are lots of rides for your child, some of which parents can go on, too, and Cinderella and Tinkerbell may make an appearance. Plenty of…
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Two of the most common driveway types in New Hampshire are gravel & asphalt. What’s the difference? – Lifespan – Asphalt will last long over twelve years, while gravel will last about ten years if maintained well. – Maintenance – Asphalt requires maintenance, and it is recommended that a seal coating be applied every two years to ensure that cracks…
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In New Hampshire, many homeowners desire to add a pellet stove or wood stove into their home to provide another source of heat. Below you’ll find the pros & cons of each. Pellet stoves are often cheaper than woodstoves, but this could become break even when considering fuel; pellet stoves run on pellets, while wood stoves run on chopped wood.…
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Many buyers new to New Hampshire are unfamiliar with the style of homes available. Below are some of the more common styles you’ll see here: Cape Cod – The traditional Cape Cod is characterized by its steeped, pitched roof and chimney. It’s typically a story and a half high, but some houses have converted the attic area into extra bedrooms. The…
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Sometimes, it can be hard to figure out where to go with your kids for an educational experience. However, in Manchester, there are plenty of options! Here are our favorite museums and learning centers for you and your children: – SEE Science Center – There’s a reasonable entrance fee of $9, and with that, you can access all the hands-on science-centered activities,…
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Mount Washington is one of the most well-known attractions in New Hampshire and is not to be missed. If you are in the area and want to get more out of your trip, here are some of our top picks for attractions in the White Mountains region: Kancamagus Highway is known for its spectacular fall foliage views. While driving through…
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Despite being such a tiny state, New Hampshire is filled with events for all ages. From seafood festivals to highland games, NH has it all. Here are some of the most popular events that NH has to offer: Maple Sugaring in New Hampshire is fun for the whole family. During Maple Weekend, many sugar houses open their doors for the…
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New Hampshire is home to some fascinating wildlife, from the common deer to lesser-known fisher cats. It’s a good idea to know what indigenous animals there are in New Hampshire, whether you live in a rural area and get frequent animal visitors to your yard, or live in a city and are going on a hike. Moose – The moose…
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