Lakes Region New Hampshire Towns and Lakes

The Lakes Region of New Hampshire is considered one of the jewels of the northeast for residents and tourists alike. One of the most appealing aspects of the region is that it is so close to Boston. The greater Boston Metro area can be a overwhelming place to work and live and the Lakes Region offers a peaceful and serene destination for vacation and primary home buyers.

The Lakes Region consists of numerous lakes, the most well known of which is Lake Winnipesaukee. Due to the fact that many of the towns in the Lakes Region have mutiple lakes within their borders it can be confusing for people searching for properties. The town of "Moultonborough" for instance has waterfront on Lake Winnipesaukee, Squam Lake and Lake Kanasatka .

The searches below are set up to give you a better sense of what towns have frontage on a given lake. For instance under the heading "Lake Winnipesaukee" you see the towns of Alton, Laconia, Gilford, Meredith, Center Harbor, Moultonborough, Tuftonboro and Wolfeboro. This means that each of �those towns has waterfront on Lake Winnipesaukee.�

Good Tip: To see Moultonborough waterfront properties on Squam Lake, click on the name Moultonborough under the heading "Squam Lake".

View Available Properties by clicking on the Towns or Lakes listed below

Lake Winnipesaukee

  • Meredith
  • Center Harbor
  • Moultonborough
  • Tuftonboro
  • Wolfeboro
  • Alton
  • Gilford
  • Laconia

Squam Lake

  • Center Harbor
  • Holderness
  • Sandwich
  • Moultonborough
  • Ashland

Newfound Lake

  • Alexandria
  • Bristol
  • Bridgewater
  • Hebron

Lake Winnisquam

  • Meredith
  • Sanbornton
  • Belmont
  • Laconia
  • Tilton

Lake Waukewan

  • Meredith
  • Center Harbor
  • New Hampton

Lake Winona

  • Center Harbor
  • New Hampton

Lake Pemigewasset

  • Meredith
  • New Hampton

Lake Wentworth

  • Wolfeboro

Crescent Lake

  • Wolfeboro

Ossipee Lake

  • Effingham
  • Freedom
  • Ossipee

Pine River Pond

  • Wakefield

Lake Kanasatka

  • Moultonborough