21 Clark Island Road, Amherst NH 03031

Baboosic Lake Waterfront

One of a kind, magnificent property. Elevated 1.4 acres wtih 600' of waterfront. Sunrise & sunset views from every room of the main and guest house. Private sandy beach, docks, boat hoist, boat house, Koi pond, granite & stone walls, waterfalls & decks. Prime year round residence, secluded, yet minutes from shopping, golfing and Amherst village.
8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2.00 baths
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100 Christian Hill Road, Amherst NH 03031

Picturebook cape on scenic road offers country living at it's best. Spacious bright rooms. Hardwood floors throughout. Updated eat-in kitchen with maple cabinets and granite countertop. New bathrooms. Marble fireplace with cast iron insert provides beauty and warmth. Finished basement; sunroom; 2 car attached garage. Home Sweet Home!
9 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1.00 baths
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27 Middle Street, Amherst NH 03031

Amherst Village Antique Colonial. Wonderful wide pine floors and built ins throughout. Kitchen with granite and stainless appliances, cathedral ceilings, exposed beams. Attached barn is newly renovated w/ideal living space for an in-law suite or in home office with seperate entrance. Very versitle flrplan. Central air, screened porch, Lg corner lot
9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2.00 baths
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Executive Homes Sales Report – Nashua, Hollis & Amherst, NH – April 2009

May 23, 2009 by Bill Spinelli

“Lonely at the Top ???” This real estate by-line is inspired by a great satirist of the everyday clichés of life – with an unusual sense of humor. For you more musically inclined ( and slightly older folks ) – Randy Newman. Certainly – from a newspaper selling perspective – NH “follows” nationwide [...] continue reading

Overview Of Executive Housing Sales Trends In Amherst, Hollis, and Nashua NH For The First Quarter Of 2009

Apr 14, 2009 by Bill Spinelli

Real Estate Market Overview – Executive Homes In Amherst, Hollis, and Nashua NH At the executive home level (greater than $500,000), some people have dubbed this three town loop the “technology triangle”. Both newcomers and natives revere these locations for the classic New England colonial, federal and farmhouse (New Englander) style homes. There exists both “old-money” [...] continue reading