Looking for a Wolfeboro home...

[C-Bass]

You may want to look at some new homes that are being built on Ambrose way. Its close to downtown, it would be a brand new home, decent size lots.

https://www.beangroup.com/homes/Lot_...ex.html?cnt=52

[burgerunh]

If you don't have to be in Wolfeboro, for that kind of money you can live waterfront on Ossipee Lake. You will only be 25 minutes from Wolfeboro and Ossipee is a very nice, big lake.

[marinewife]

Originally Posted by burgerunh

If you don't have to be in Wolfeboro, for that kind of money you can live waterfront on Ossipee Lake. You will only be 25 minutes from Wolfeboro and Ossipee is a very nice, big lake.

Just checked your suggestion, thanks- 5/6 available all over 599K. Husband wants to roam around the back yard in an atv- waterfront to a so-so swimmer not a great idea for him

[Dickie B from HB]

Zillow is a good source for listings

[upthesaukee]

Originally Posted by Dickie B from HB

Zillow is a good source for listings

Not so sure about Zillow. Not so many months ago, I was in my front yard when a car pulled into my driveway. A nicely dressed gentleman in shirt and tie got out and introduced himself. He was a realtor and had seen a listing for my house in Zillow. He showed me the listing on his tablet. I assured him that the house was not for sale. He did ask me if I was sure, and I again assured him we were not selling.

Fast forward to around early June, and a lady pulled into the driveway. After watching her sit there for at least 5 minutes, I went out to see if I could help her. She said she was looking for number "xxx" on our street because she saw a listing guess where, Zillow!. It was our neighbor's house, across the street. I saw the neighbor at lunch time and asked if his house was for sale. He said no.

In both cases, my house and the neighbors, we looked it up and there was a listing. It looked like it was information pulled from the town database Vision.

Dave

[patman]

Zillow lists pretty much all properties and has info and price or estimated value on most of them that they scrape from public transaction info. (assessment, sale history, days on market, price listed, etc.) If you look close enough it will tell you if the property is for sale or not, but I can believe someone reading past that info.

[marinewife]

Originally Posted by C-Bass

You may want to look at some new homes that are being built on Ambrose way. Its close to downtown, it would be a brand new home, decent size lots.

https://www.beangroup.com/homes/Lot_...ex.html?cnt=52

I looked at that area on the axis map, it's a pretty tight development with over 25 lots- but thanks for your suggestion, much appreciated.