Modular Homes near Wolfeboro NH New Hampshire

If you are interested in building a modular home near Wolfeboro NH New Hampshire, then Simplex Homes is the New Hampshire modular home manufacturer for you. Simplex Homes has experience providing modular homes to all areas of the state of New Hampshire, including areas in and near Wolfeboro.

Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, known as “The Oldest Summer Resort in America,” is a quaint town that sits right on Lake Winnipesaukee. The breathtaking natural beauty is not foreign to residents. The water and wooded areas make it a quiet and serene town – an escape from reality. It is known as a safe town with a low crime rate, and is full of friendly people, contributing to the comforting atmosphere.

In Wolfeboro, you get all four seasons in the best way possible. There are endless opportunities to be outside in nature, as that is Wolfeboro’s specialty. From skiing and snowmobiling in the winter to hiking, boating, or wakeboarding in the fall, spring, or summer. Mt. Major is right around the corner, a 3.6-mile loop trail that takes you to stunning mountain range views. 10 minutes away is Wentworth State Park, known as a gathering area for swimming, picnicking, and fishing. The Cotton Valley Rail Trail is a 12-mile trail in town that has something for everyone. If you do not want to challenge yourself to one of the many trails, you can bike, fish, view wildlife, and in the winter, ski, and snowmobile. There are also various local beaches: Allen Albee Beach and Carry Beach. Albee Beach is conveniently near the Cotton Valley Trail, offering biking, hiking, swimming, and picnicking on Lake Wentworth. Carry Beach is a lifeguarded area with shallow waters, ideal for young swimmers and families. Join the semi-private Kingswood Golf Club to play on their smooth greens. The kids, on the other hand, challenge each other to the 18-hole miniature golf course at Putter’s Village. Visit High Meadows Farms for a horseback riding adventure or Brown Ridge Family Farm for hands-on children’s education!

When it snows, check out Wolfeboro Cross Country Ski Association to spend a day on the slopes skiing on one of their many trails. The Abenaki Ski Area, also known as America’s Oldest Small Ski Area, is open to the public, comprised of 7 trails of different skill levels.

Downtown Wolfeboro has the New England charm many look for. The streets are lined with local restaurants and mom-and-pop shops. At Cate Park, you can find free concerts and movie nights when the weather gets warm. Beveridge Craft Beer and Soap, Lone Wolfe Brewing Company, and Burnt Timber Brewing always have beers on tap when you need to take a step back and relax. Douse yourself in history at the Wright Museum of World War II and the New Hampshire Boat Museum. You can even go antiquing at Wolfeboro Antiques and Artisan Barn! Attend the annual Great Waters Music Festival to celebrate the performing arts and hear live music under the summer sky.

A new custom modular home by Simplex Homes would be the perfect way to enjoy everything Wolfeboro, New Hampshire has to offer. Do you need a traditional two-story home for your family in Moultonborough? A ranch-style home for the neighborhoods of Lincoln? Maybe a cape home for your Madison waterfront. Simplex Homes can manufacture the perfect home for you under perfectly controlled conditions.

Simplex Homes works with numerous contractors in New Hampshire. Feel free to contact us to learn more about building your custom home near Wolfeboro, New Hampshire.

Our management team is among the most experienced in the industry. We are among the largest employers in our region but remain a family-owned firm. Our craftsmen are among the most skilled in our industry and many have been with us almost since our firm’s founding over four decades ago.

We concentrate our efforts on building the highest possible quality modular structures. We build first homes and dream homes, as we all as architecturally significant homes and commercial buildings, ranging from dormitories to hotels, from professional office space to light industrial buildings.

Wolfeboro was first settled in 1768 and later incorporated into a town in 1770. Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco, Kurt Vonnegut, Drew Barrymore, and Jimmy Fallon have all spent time at Wolfeboro. Lake Winnipesaukee stretches 69 square miles, making it the third-largest lake in New England. In 2003, Mitt Romney rescued six people and their dog by jetskiing to their capsized boat in the lake.

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