Lake Winnipesaukee Real Estate, New Hampshire

Lake Winnipesaukee New Hampshire Real Estate, Waterfront and Waterfront Access Properties

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Wolfeboro NH >

Sandy beach and new deep water dock just a 2 minute walk from this spacious Contemporary. Open concept beamed cathedral ceiling livingroom & diningroom with sliders to sun drenched deck,master with bath, walkout lower level features beamed familyroom with brick hearth & woodstive,2 bedrooms and bath. Oversize 2 car garage w/stairs to storage above.

MLS# 2721284 Listing Price: $429,000 [View Property]

Meredith NH >

Great Lakefront Community for primary or second home. Short walk to the beautiful association beach on Lake Winnipesaukee. 4 Bdrm, 2 Ba, woodstove w/brick hearth in family room, car port & large deck adds to the potential of this home.

MLS# 2721233 Listing Price: $199,900 [View Property]

Alton NH >

Great opportunity for your Island getaway at an affordable price. Spectacular views of the lake and mountains. Enjoy sunrise and sunsets from the large decks. Plenty of room for overnight with the master bedroom, loft and extra bunkhouse. Enjoy as is or build your dream camp. You must come see the views in person words just don't deliver justice!

MLS# 2721044 Listing Price: $265,000 [View Property]

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Lake Winnipesaukee Facts

Means "beautiful water in high place". A second interpetation from Indian folklore is "The smile of the great spirit"
6 mapped shipwrecks
55,685 acres of water, 240 miles of shoreline
625 billion gallons of water
270 islands, largest is 750 acres
Elevation 504 feet above sea level
Deepest point is 187 feet
Average depth is 43 feet
Clarity in Wolfeboro Bay is 25 feet (Sechi disc transparency)
Freezes over is between late December and early January

Ice Out Dates [Winnipesaukee] Official ice out is declared when the M/S Mount Washington can reach all 4 of its ports without touching ice. This usually occurs during April. The earliest recorded ice out was March 28th, 1921 and the latest was May 12th, 1888.

Winnipesaukee, Lake (WI-ni-puh-SAW-kee) ( 78 sq mi/202 sq km), on line bet. Carroll and Belknap cos., E central N.H. Largest lake in the state. Irregular in shape, with many arms of significance, Moultonborough Bay (NE), 10 mi/16 km long; Paugus Bay and Opeche Bay (SW), and Alton Bay (SE). It has 283 mi/455 km of shoreline and many small isls. Winnipesaukee R., central N.H., exits from Opeche Bay of L. Winnipesaukee at Laconia, Belknap co., flows 1 mi/1.6 km SW into Winnisquam L., continues SW through Tilton L. and Silver L., past Tilton, joins Pemigewasset R. at Franklin to form Merrimack R. (15 mi/24 km long). Resort area.