Bristol is a beautiful New England town that encompasses the southern portion of Newfound Lake, the fifth largest lake in the State. Bristol is located just twenty five miles northwest of Concord, New Hampshire, New Hampshire's capital. Bristol offers all the benefits of small town living, remaining close to major recreational attractions and business centers. The Town of Bristol has a year round population of approximately 3,300 and a seasonal summer population of approximately 6,500 inhabitants.
Bridgewater is a small community located in the Lakes Region of central New Hampshire. Its residents and property owners value the rural qualities of the town and the region. They like the small town atmosphere. It is safe and friendly, and is a good place to raise a family or to retire. They value the forests, pastoral open spaces, and water bodies as locations for outdoor recreation, and for the scenic beauty they provide.
Hebron is located at the northern end of pristine Newfound Lake, approximately half way between Plymouth and Bristol and has a population of 602 at the 2010 Census. The quintessential New England Hebron Village in the Historic District is the hub of the civic, social, and religious life of the community.
Town of Alexandria, New Hampshire
Alexandria contains natural features, like Newfound Lake, the Fowler River, Cardigan Mountain and acre upon acre of forest. There is a wonderful town common surrounded by historic New England homes, Haynes Library and the old Town Hall. This rural community in Grafton County is just 2 hours north of Boston and less than an hour from the heart of the White Mountains.