Mason, New Hampshire Relocation Guide
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Population: 1,212 Located in Hillsborough County
Welcome to Mason, a small town in the southern area of New Hampshire, not far from the city of Nashua, and only a few minutes into Massachusetts. You'll notice a friendlier way of life - where a store clerk knows most customer's names, where neighbors help each other, and where community events bring people together. Mason offers all the amenities of New England life including picturesque rural landscapes, fine restaurants, antique shops, one-of-a-kind boutiques, and historic homes on tree-lined streets. Our businesses are prospering and our town is growing, but at a pace that protects the gracious traditions of our past, as well as the scenic beauty of our present. Mason, like the rest of New Hampshire, is home to many small businesses. Come stroll through the New Hampshire Antique Trail which stretches from Nashua to Wilton, visit the numerous antique shops, unique boutiques, and old bookstores along the way. Artists and craftsmen are well represented by the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, show their work at local fairs and shops. Still, you are never far away from all the necessities of modern life; supermarkets, video stores, and ATM machines abound. There are also excellent shopping malls in nearby Manchester and Nashua. The Souhegan Valley is a good place for hiking, biking, canoeing, and fishing. For a real thrill, try a hot air balloon ride! Or if you prefer your excitement on the ground, take your choice of four 18-hole and two 9-hole golf courses. Mason shares Purgatory Falls, a spectacular chasm with 25 foot falls, with Mt. Vernon. Small in population, large in area, Mason abounds with field, forest, and streams, as well as the beautiful Cascade Falls. Its charm is derived from scenic rural views and a tiny village green lined by fine old homes. An early inhabitant was Samuel Wilson, or "Uncle Sam" as he came to be known. Photo courtesy www.web-mom.com Education here is of prime importance to both the people currently residing in the towns as well as to prospective newcomers, and the area offers a variety of schools including the famous "Waldorf" schools. Schools consistently rank in national and state tests. For those who are looking to buy property in this enchanted area of New Hampshire the options and prices ranges are almost limitless. There are town homes available, or is a rambling estate is more your style, you can be accommodated as well. Expect to spend anywhere from $40,000 to $800,000 depending on personal preference, style, and taste. Many New Yorkers and former Massachusetts residents have moved to this area because it truly is like moving to another country. The motto for New Hampshire is after all, "The road less traveled." Mason is one of those magical, enchanted places - see it once and never leave! |
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