- Nicole Watkins

Squam Lake 

New Hampshire’s Squam Lake offers some of the most private NH lakefront  and lake access real estate. Known by many as the primary location for the movie On Golden Pond; it is known by a lucky few as a beautiful place to live and recreate. (Center Harbor and Moultonborough residents are among the most fortunate of NH Lakes Region  residents, having both of New Hampshire's largest lakes -Squam and Winnipesaukee- in their townships).

A beautiful Squam Lake rental can be viewed in the below slideshow.  Availability remains for 2 weeks in June and August. (June 29th-July 11th and August 1st through August 15th) This 4 bedroom cottage has one of the most charming setings on Squam lake.  This home is just a short walk to the location of the home featured in the film "On Golden Pond". The landscape features a sandy beach and a sprawling lawn lakeside.  Just five minutes from Center Harbor restaurants and shops.  $2,000 a week in June.  $2500 a week in August. Call Nicole Watkins for details. (603) 707-7575.

As parts of NH's Lakes Region becomes more commercialized, Squam Lake's grace and tranquility become more sought after by long-time Lakes Region residents and by new area residents. The towns shored by Squam Lake are, in descending order of size: Holderness; Sandwich; Moultonborough; and Center Harbor. Squam Lake drains via a short natural channel into Little Squam Lake, and then through a dam at the head of the short Squam River into the Pemigewasset at Ashland. 

Please contact me if  you have questions on Squam Lake real estate, rentals, or if  you'd like to set up an appointment to see  other Squam Lake real estate. (603) 707-7575.

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(Two of the  photos in the above  slideshow are shot at one of the locations of the film "On Golden Pond." Can you guess wich location?) 

Squam is the second-largest lake located entirely in New Hampshire. Squam Lake was originally called Keeseenunknipee, which meant "the goose lake in the highlands." Don't miss the opportunity to take a Squam Lake boat tour, whether sponsored by the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center or Experience Squam.