Bedford New Hampshire MLS Map Search Working with industry professionals that provide accurate information and proper advice facilitates the home buying process.  Recommended professionals include mortgage lenders, Realtors, attorneys, home inspectors and accountants. If you are a first-time home buyer, you may qualify for a tax credit ($8000 in 2009) and could be eligible for special financing programs. Once you determine the price range, style, and personal criteria the property search begins.  Virtual Homes NH MLS map search is a great tool that provides mapping of all properties in the MLS.  Search by location, neighborhood and commuting options. For a map based search of all properties listed in the NH MLS go to Bedford NH MLS Map Search   Let Bedford, NH real estate assist you in ... 04/11/2009

Bedford NH Market Report - 1/1/09-3/31/2009 First quarter market reports do not typically reflect overall market conditions as weather, the holiday season and the inability to showcase curb appeal and landscaping deter all but the most motivated from listing their properties. The Bedford, New Hampshire real estate market improved in the number of units sold as compared to 2008.  Averaage selling prices fell sharply as did most markets throughout the state.  Real estate is local, so selling prices and activity will fluctuate by community from statewide averages. Visit Hillsborough County Market Reports for first quarter statistics. The current market conditions indicate that this is an exceptional opportunity to buy a home with historically low interest rates (4.75% fixed rates), afforda... 04/05/2009

Bedford, New Hampshire Active Adult Living Communities Located about 50 miles north of Boston, Massachusetts, Bedford is known as an upscale bedroom community for executives commuting to Manchester, Nashua, Concord and Boston. Set halfway between Boston and the White Mountains, Bedford is perfectly located for city commuters and outdoor lovers alike. Convenient to just about anywhere, Bedford offers close proximity to Nashua and Manchester. Easy access to both Routes 3 and 93 allow for less than a hours drive to Boston, MA the New Hampshire seacoast and the New Hampshire Lakes Region. Many styles of adult community condominiums are available for sale in Bedford including garden style condos, multi floor townhouse and detached single family style homes. Each home and each development has... 03/16/2009

Welcome to Bedford New Hampshire Bedford, New Hampshire is the perfect blend of bustling new business and old town flair.  Set halfway between Boston and the White Mountains, Bedford is perfectly located for city commuters and outdoor lovers alike.  Owning a home in Bedford affords residents the convenience of everything from mall shopping to superior recreational facilities while maintaining an honest small-town feel. First settled in 1737 as Narragansett No. 5, the nearly uninhabited area was also known as Souhegan East.  In 1750 residents petitioned the governor for the town's incorporation.  The governor at the time, Benning Wentworth, granted the request, naming the town "Bedford" after his close friend Lord John Russell, fourth Duke of Bedford. Currently Bedford New Hampshire has ... 03/16/2009

The Stimulus Plan was signed into law by President Obama yesterday. It contains a new tax credit for first-time homebuyers. Essentially, first-time homebuyers within certain income limits who purchase a home in 2009 before December 1, 2009 will receive a tax credit of up to $8,000. The program is similar to the $7,500 tax credit which applied to home purchases made in 2008 after April 9.   While the Stimulus Plan was still being debated, the Senate version originally included a $15,000 tax credit for all homebuyers. To lower the cost of the Stimulus Plan, the final version of the Plan contained this smaller tax credit, and this tax credit is applicable only to first-time homebuyers.   To qualify as a first-time home buyer as defined in the programs, the purchaser (and the purchaser's sp... 02/18/2009

Bedford, NH Bedford New Hampshire is located in the southern part of the state, just outside of Manchester, NH, giving it the benefit of great access and country living at its best. First settled in 1739, Bedford has the distinction of being the home to former Governors of New Hampshire. Early settlers were immigrants from Ireland, working the land, the result of a grant for retired soldiers. As time proceeded the community grew with citizens constructing homes stores and magnificent churches, some which still stand. Bedford, New Hampshire real estate is the epitome of New England charm and culture. With its graceful homesteads, most notably The Bedford Village Inn, the town has been transformed. Former farmland has been redeveloped into beautiful large neighborhood homes. Generally ru... 02/09/2009

Hot Listings Sell Fast - Don't Miss Out! Our FREE home search service saves you time and provides you with current inventory of homes available through the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) that meet your criteria. All Bedford, New Hampshire real estate listed in the MLS will be provided including homes, land, multi-family and condominium listings. Home search is a web-based real estate software tool that keeps you continually informed of your local real estate market. Look at some of the features offered: *  Daily/real time alerts of new listings!     Delivered by email or thru your desktop. *  Direct access to the Multiple Listing System *  Advanced search capabilities including searching the remarks for items of interest (pools, barn, in-law, views, etc.) *  Property Addresses and Mappi... 01/11/2009

The Community of Bedford, New Hampshire Bedford, New Hampshire , formerly a quiet farming town, has evolved into an affluent bedroom community for those commuting to nearby Manchester and other cities; notably, Nashua, Boston and even Concord. With an 80/20 residential-to-business ratio, the Bedford, NH real estate profile doesn't automatically evoke a booming business town. However, commerce in the town is growing. Popular establishments include the Bedford Village Inn and Restaurant, one of the top Bed and Breakfasts in New Hampshire, and C.R. Sparks, one of the area's finest restaurants. Incorporated in 1750, the town was named for Lord John Russell, 4th Duke of Bedford, a close friend to colonial Governor John Wentworth. While it remained a quiet rural town for most of the next two ... 01/09/2009

Check out the new Bedford Community Calender. The town's first and free community calender has been direct mailed to every 8,200 residents in zip code 03110. This calender called the Town Planner features community events, clip & save coupons, a dining guide, and a free personal messenger. This is all sponsored by local businesses and organizations that service the local community in a special way. Not only can you get a free calender, but also you can access the info online at:  http://www.townplanner.com/cgi-bin/communities/selectevents/1294 If you missed it and would like a free copy mailed to you, just email me ronald@kw.com and I'll be sure to get one out to you right away! 12/29/2008

If you own a restaurant, coffee shop, or a bar, you understand that lots of accidents can happen. As a result of slippery floors, waiters and waitresses rushing around, alcohol intake, and the possibility of food spoilage, a restaurant is a hotbed for lawsuits. You most likely already have restaurant insurance, but are you absolutely sure you’re covered for everything? Have you considered the worst-case scenarios? Depending on where you’re located, you could have many dangers right at your restaurant’s doorstep. It may be time for you to re-evaluate your restaurant, coffee shop, or bar insurance policy. There are a few very basic types of insurance that no one should be running a food industry establishment without. Food spoilage. What if a huge storm knocks out the power overnight, and... 11/26/2008

The number of single family homes sold in Bedford, NH during the month of October increased from 18 sold (2007) to 20 homes sold in 2008. The average selling price dropped from $399,328 in 2007 to $358,610 in 2008.  The average DOM (Days on Market) dropped slightly to 90 days from 93 in 2007. These statistics indicated that property is selling in a reasonable time frame provided that they are priced to sell for the market. For more information about Bedford NH real estate, visit  Bedford NH Real Estate Visit other NH real estate community websites at New Hampshire Real Estate 11/13/2008

The Bedford tax rate for 2009 has been set. The new 2009 tax rate for Bedford residents is $18.95 per $1,000 assessed property value, a slight drop from 2008 which was $18.95. The breakdown is as follows: town at $3.81, the county at $1.09, the local school rate at $11.78 and the state school portion at $2.27. Although the town has not yet been officially set, since it is usually done in February. Town officials have anticipated losses of revenues from vehicle regristrations and interest earnings. For Bedford NH home searches go to www.BuyinBedford.com 11/09/2008

Bedford, New Hampshire formerly farmland has evolved into graceful homesteads for those commuting to nearby Manchester and other cities; notably, Nashua, Boston and even Concord. With an 80/20 residential-to-business ratio, Bedford's real estate profile doesn't automatically evoke a booming business town. However, commerce in Bedford is growing featuring the Bedford Village Inn and Restaurant, one of the top Bed and Breakfasts in New Hampshire as well as one of the finest restaurants, C.R. Sparks. Business activity in Bedford is focused along Route 3, otherwise known as "the performance zone." Premium office parks and shopping centers such as the Bedford Mall along with Macy's department store, the Wayfarer Inn and the Country Club line this road, which runs south from Manchester into M... 10/28/2008

This October 19th serious runners will hit the trail for Bedford's first ever 5-K trail race. Beginning 1pm this October 19th at The Educational Farm on Joppa Hill Rd. The race will take place rain or shine. The trail will be difficult, consisting of hills, open areas, and muddy wet spots, so runners be ready for a challenge. Registration fee is $20 in advance and $25 at the gate. For more info go to www.3CraceProductions.com 10/09/2008

The Bedford, NH recreation department is again sponsoring a Mens Over 30 Basketball League for 2008/09. Two leagues are anticipated, one competetive and one recreational style. To be elegible to participate you must be at least 30 years old, be a resident of Bedford, NH and register by October 13th. Additional questions please contact David Bundy at dave_bundy@verizon.net or Bill Grenier at rockmont2@earthlink.net Additional information may be obtained online at www.bmbl.net 09/26/2008

Saturday Sept 20th the annual Bedford Olde Town Day is scheduled. This tradition will continue rain or shine from 10am to 3pm at the Riley Field Complex located at the corner of Nashua and County Roads. Many great events are planned: Pony Rides for the kids, the Police silent auction, entertainment and talent shows, dodge-ball games for all ages and plenty of food and fun for all. Stop by and see for yourself what a great event this is! 09/19/2008

Each Tuesday from 3-6pm twenty-five different local vendors, set up their wares for the traditional local farmer's market. Located at Benedictine Park, just off Route 101on Wallace Road, Bedford, NH until October each year. Here you will find an abundance of seasonal locally grown fruits, vegetables, cheeses, wine, flowers, plants, herbs, baked goods, breads, coffee, and a whole lot more. What is unique to this local market is the organization's pleasant approach to assisting those in need. Each week the Bedford Farmers Market will donate a basket of goods to a local family, called the "Morgan Basket" named in memory of a faithful attendee Morgan Wassermann who loved to attend the weekly market event with her family. Delivered free each week at the close of day this wonderful group of ... 08/24/2008

  Green-space, in the heart of Bedford lays the Lone Star Farm. This horse farm offers buyers an inspiring combination of New England charm with a state-of-the-art equestrian facility. Sitting on 9 + acres along side a 100 year-old beech tree, with a small pond and stone walls abound is a lovely landscaped paradise to enjoy. Located in the historic and picturesque town of Bedford, NH, this unique offering consists of an indoor riding arena, a 4-stall horse barn, a 4,255 sq' antique home with a luxurious in-ground swimming pool & cabana. You can view a virtual picture tour at www.BuyinBedford.com. The centerpiece to this attraction is the indoor riding arena. Newly constructed in 2000 this lighted indoor facility is 145' x 70' large enough for a full horse workout. The multi-purpose bui... 06/01/2008

  Are you rolling the dice...taking a chance with Title Insurance?Twenty Two years in the business and I still have a hard time making buyers understand the importance of Title Insurance…most think it’s a big waste of money. I know that someone makes money from selling title insurance…but so what. How does that compare to having piece of mind???  I’ve heard horror stories from far away…but local New Hampshire stuff? Not very often.   So if you’re wondering “Do I really need Title Insurance?”  or  wondering how to make your buyer understand the importance of Title Insurance…take some time and read the following written by Karen F. Kelley, President of Broker’s Title & Closing, LLC Bedford N.H.  Reprinted in part below with her blessing. *************************** Let me arm you with som... 11/30/2006