Towns & Lakes

Lake Winnipesaukee - 44,400 acres

Stretching across multiple towns in the Lakes Region, Lake Winnipesaukee is the crown jewel of New Hampshire’s lakes. Known for its crystal-clear waters, island views, and countless recreation spots, it’s a paradise for boating, swimming, and waterfront living.

Squam Lake - 6,790 acres

Famous as the filming location for On Golden Pond, Squam Lake captures the unspoiled beauty of New Hampshire’s Lakes Region. Its calm waters, forested islands, and wildlife make it ideal for kayaking, fishing, and quiet reflection.

Lake Winnisquam - 4,214 acres

Lake Winnisquam sits just south of Lake Winnipesaukee and offers a quieter, more relaxed lakeside experience. Surrounded by Laconia, Belmont, and Sanbornton, it’s known for great boating, fishing, and stunning sunsets.

Lake Sunapee - 4,155 acres

Newfound Lake - 4,106 acres

Located in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region, Newfound centers around the crystal-clear waters of Newfound Lake, one of the cleanest and deepest lakes in the state. Known for its natural beauty and friendly small-town atmosphere, it’s perfect for swimming, boating, and hiking in the summer, with skiing and snowshoeing nearby in winter.

Lake Ossipee - 3,091 acres

Nestled in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region, Ossipee is a scenic town at the foothills of the White Mountains and along the shores of Ossipee Lake known for its stunning natural beauty, peaceful small-town charm, and access to year-round recreation.

Lake Wentworth - 3,018 acres

Set against the forested foothills of western New Hampshire, Lake Wentworth stretches across the towns of Wentworth and Warren.

Great East Lake - 1,687–1,825 acres

Spanning the towns of Wakefield and Milton, Great East Lake is one of the most dynamic and well-loved lakes in the eastern Lakes Region. Large, energetic, and socially vibrant, Great East Lake offers an experience that blends classic New Hampshire lake traditions with an active, community-driven lifestyle.

Merrymeeting - 1,233 acres

Stretching quietly across the towns of Alton and New Durham, Merrymeeting Lake is one of the New Hampshire Lakes Region’s most protected and contemplative lakes. Often described as intentionally quiet, Merrymeeting offers a refined alternative to busier waters—defined by clarity, conservation, and a deeply rooted sense of place.

Paugus Bay (Winnipesaukee) - 1,227 acres

Set within the city of Laconia, Paugus Bay connects Lake Winnipesaukee to Lake Opechee and is known for its scenic shoreline and calm waters. The area provides easy access to boating, fishing, and lakeside dining, with popular spots like Weirs Beach just minutes away.

Silver Lake (Madison NH) - 969 acres

Nestled at the western edge of the White Mountains in Madison, Silver Lake is one of New Hampshire’s most visually striking and emotionally iconic lakes. Known for its crystal-clear water, natural sandy beach, and dramatic mountain backdrop, Silver Lake feels timeless—less like a destination and more like a preserved New England summer tradition.

Lake Waukewan - 912 acres

Tucked between Meredith and Center Harbor, Lake Waukewan is a hidden gem known for its peaceful atmosphere and close-knit lakeside community. It’s perfect for kayaking, swimming, and enjoying quiet days on the water, with downtown Meredith just a short stroll away.

Webster Lake - 612 acres

Located primarily in the city of Franklin, Webster Lake is one of central New Hampshire’s most vibrant and versatile lakes. Often considered the southern gateway to the Lakes Region, Webster Lake blends active recreation, year-round livability, and relative affordability—making it especially attractive to buyers seeking a full lake lifestyle without the premium pricing of northern destinations.

Pine River Pond - 570 acres

Stretching across the towns of Wakefield and Milton, Pine River Pond offers a refreshingly authentic lake lifestyle—active, residential, and deeply rooted in everyday use rather than seasonal spectacle.

Lovell Lake - 538 acres

Set along the eastern edge of the Lakes Region in the town of Wakefield, Lovell Lake offers a classic, community-oriented lake experience with deep New England roots.

Crystal Lake - 455 acres

Located in the heart of Alton, Crystal Lake is one of the Lakes Region’s most approachable and well-loved lakes—small enough to feel personal, yet active enough to support a vibrant, close-knit lake community. True to its name, Crystal Lake is known for its clear water, manageable scale, and welcoming residential character.

Lake Opechee - 426 acres

Located in the heart of Laconia, Lake Opechee offers a quieter alternative to larger nearby lakes while still providing plenty of recreation and beauty. Its calm waters are perfect for kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing, and the surrounding neighborhood has a welcoming, walkable feel. Residents enjoy proximity to downtown shops, restaurants, and parks.

Little Squam Lake - 408 acres

Upper Suncook Lake - 402–acres

Stretching across the towns of Alton and Barnstead, Upper Suncook Lake offers a well-balanced, highly livable Lakes Region experience. Part of the broader Suncook Lakes system, Upper Suncook is known for its approachable scale, clean water, and strong residential character—making it a favorite among buyers who want authentic lake life without the intensity of the region’s largest destinations.

Lake Kanasatka - 375 acres

Located in Moultonborough, Lake Kanasatka is a serene, family-friendly lake surrounded by forested hills and natural beauty. Its calm waters are ideal for swimming, kayaking, and fishing, while nearby trails and mountains provide endless outdoor adventure.

Lake Wicwas - 350 acres

Quietly set between the towns of Meredith and Center Harbor, Wicwas Lake is one of the Lakes Region’s most understated and refined small lakes.

Mirror Lake (Tuftonboro) - 333 acres

Quietly set just west of Lake Winnipesaukee in the town of Tuftonboro, Mirror Lake is one of the Lakes Region’s most serene and refined small lakes.

Lower Suncook Lake - 295 acres

Spanning the towns of Alton and Barnstead, Lower Suncook Lake offers a grounded, residential-style lake experience that feels easy to live with and hard to replace. As the downstream companion to Upper Suncook Lake, Lower Suncook is known for its calm rhythm, neighborly atmosphere, and strong year-round presence.

Halfmoon Lake - 283 acres

Set into the gently wooded landscape of Barnstead, Halfmoon Lake offers one of the Lakes Region’s most balanced and livable lake environments. With its curved shoreline, moderate size, and welcoming boating culture, Halfmoon Lake appeals to buyers who want authentic lakefront living without the congestion, pricing pressure, or spectacle of larger destination lakes.

Lake Pemigewasset - 249 acres

Quietly nestled in the town of Meredith, Lake Pemigewasset is one of the Lakes Region’s most peaceful and understated lakes.

Sunrise Lake - 247 acres

Straddling the towns of Middleton and Brookfield, Sunrise Lake is one of the eastern Lakes Region’s most approachable and community-driven lakes.

Rust Pond - 210–240 acres

Quietly tucked just outside the village center of Wolfeboro, Rust Pond is one of the town’s most discreet and charming small bodies of water.

Silver Lake (Tilton & Belmont) - 208 acres

Located between the towns of Tilton and Belmont, Silver Lake is one of the most practical and livable lakes in the southern Lakes Region. Smaller in scale and residential in character, Silver Lake appeals to buyers who want genuine lakefront living paired with exceptional convenience and year-round usability.

Sunset Lake - 205–253 acres

Tucked into the rolling hills of Alton, Sunset Lake is one of the Lakes Region’s most peaceful and quietly appealing small lakes. As its name suggests, Sunset Lake is known for its evening light, still water, and relaxed pace—offering a calm, residential alternative to the busier waters nearby.

Hermit Lake - 176 acres

Tucked quietly into the wooded hills of Sanbornton, Hermit Lake is one of the Lakes Region’s most secluded and intentionally low-profile bodies of water. True to its name, Hermit Lake offers a deeply private, retreat-like setting—appealing to buyers who value quiet, natural surroundings, and a strong sense of separation from the busier rhythm of larger lakes.

Lake Winona - 154 acres

Quietly tucked into the hills of Meredith, Lake Winona is one of the Lakes Region’s most peaceful and intentionally understated lakes.

Hills Pond - <150 acres

Quietly tucked into the wooded hills of Alton, Hills Pond is one of the Lakes Region’s most understated and peaceful bodies of water. Small in scale and intentionally low-profile, Hills Pond appeals to buyers who are drawn to privacy, simplicity, and a true retreat-style lake environment rather than social or high-energy lake life.

Locke Lake - 149 acres

Located in the town of Barnstead, Locke Lake offers one of the most distinctive lake lifestyles in the New Hampshire Lakes Region. Rather than a traditional, individually parceled shoreline lake, Locke Lake is part of a private residential association—creating a community-centered, amenity-rich environment that prioritizes accessibility, recreation, and neighborhood connection.

Belleau Lake - 143 acres

Straddling the towns of Wakefield and Milton, Belleau Lake is one of the eastern Lakes Region’s most vibrant and socially active lakes.

Lees Pond - 135 acres

Quietly tucked into the wooded interior of Moultonborough, Lees Pond is one of the Lakes Region’s most secluded and least-visible bodies of water.

Wakondah Pond - 132 acres

Quietly set into the wooded hills of Meredith, Lake Wakondah is one of the Lakes Region’s most intimate and quietly appealing small lakes.

Sawyer Lake - 79 acres

Spanning the towns of Gilmanton and Belmont, Sawyer Lake is one of the Lakes Region’s most livable and community-oriented lakes. Larger than many quiet ponds but far more grounded than marquee destinations, Sawyer Lake offers a balanced blend of recreation, affordability, and strong year-round presence.

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