Featured Homes from the Print Edition

Mountain Made

When asked to describe the style of this Hanover home, the home-owners and the builder/designer came up with their own label: Mountain Modern.

A New Angle on Alpine Lıving

When Heidi Ellis and Chris Bogan purchased property near Sunday River Resort, they envisioned a multigenerational home that enables them to fully enjoy the mountains.

A New Perspective

Two years ago, when Jordana Pomeroy was appointed CEO and director of the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, she and her partner, Tom Grasse, moved from Florida to New Hampshire.

When a stony ledge with a steep downward slope became the designated site for a single-family residence in Campton, the rock was not circumvented or extracted but embraced as a vital element to the project’s success.

Keeping the Past Present

A hundred-year-old property is renewed with a careful blend of preservation & modern design.

A Shore Thing

Designed around the water, this Shingle Style home brings modern ease to lakeside living.

The Beauty of a New Old House

Rooted in tradition yet built for modern life, this harborfront home celebrates craftsmanship, comfort and connection to the water.

Hebron Haven

A home overlooking Newfound Lake keeps its palette quiet and its windows wide, letting the view take center stage.

A Forever Home

Designed for an active retirement and rooted in Seacoast tradition, this Shingle Style home balances timeless architecture, low-maintenance living and seamless connections to the outdoors.

Style & Sustainability

In the White Mountains, a young couple’s dream for a modern, eco-friendly home comes true.

A Modern Tree House

Inspired by Squam Lake’s history, forest and light, this Passive House reinterprets the classic kids’ outdoor play platform through a contemporary, carbon-conscious lens.