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CENTURY 21

MOUNTAINSIDE REALTY

49 Main Street, Lincoln, NH 03251

Info@C21Mountainside.com

Ph: 1-800-778-0763

Fax : 1-603-745-5008

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5-10 Notchview Lane, Lincoln NH


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$140,000
Location
5-10 Notchview Lane
Bedrooms
2
Sq. Ft.
1050
Year Built
1985
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A cozy and clean 2 bedroom, 2 full bath condo located in North Lincoln. Convenient location off I-93, near The Flume, Whale's Tale Water Park and much more. This second floor end unit offers a spacious kitchen equipped with a newer refrigerator, dishwasher and pantry. Fully furnished with a woodstove for the cool nights. Large deck off the living room and front entrance overlooks the pool area

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SUMMER WINDING DOWN IN THE WHITES

Days are getting shorter but the sun has still been shining on the beautiful mountains of New Hampshire.  Foliage is right around the corner, and some trees have already started to make colors!  Make your reservations now for the Scottish Highland Games coming to Lincoln on September 17-19.

Answer to last week's question:  What was the original name of the mountain that Mittersill Ski Area is on?  Mount Jackson.

Now for this weeks question:

Cannon Mountain had the first aerial tramway built in North America in 1938.  But, Cannon was not the first choice for the tram.  What mountain was?

Know the answer?  Send me a text at 617-875-1934, or wait until I post the answer on Wednesday.

See you here soon!

John L. Saunders

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