Moving to NH, New London area

[Leebridge]

Got a new job and am moving to NH. Looking for a new house in the New London area mostly because of the school (my son is 7 months). Anyone have suggestions for a good town in that area?

Thanks Lee

 

[VTrocker]

boooo! keep in mind this house will also require plenty of space to house members during "field and forest" events during rainy times, since you'll be so f'ing close

 

[scrowley]

Congrats on the new job Lee. Sounds like an exciting change in life for you and your family. Wish you guys the best of luck.

 

[Wrench]

Yeah congrats. Hope it means more money!

 

[Leebridge]

Lots more dough. Let's Be a stay home with Will. And.. I'm making guns instead of rockets. And wheeling. 50 min from Gretchans

 

[Sporin]

Cool, I went to school in New London. New London proper is pretty expensive and mostly retirees or college kids. It's a lovely town though.

Assume that by "making guns" you will be at Ruger so I definitley recommend living towards the New London side and not the Claremont side.

The Kearsarge School district s very good (serves Sutton, New London, Wilmot, Newbury, Springfield, Warner and Bradford.) I don't think you can go wrong in any of those towns, and each will have it's own feel and vibe.

 

[Wrench]

Lots more dough. Let's Be a stay home with Will. And.. I'm making guns instead of rockets. And wheeling. 50 min from Gretchans

That is great to hear! Working for Ruger sounds like a great job! Would love to work there!

 

[Leebridge]

thanks guys, that is good insight. My first week at Ruger was very cool. I completed inventory on all the archived guns with some of the R & D guys. They have some very cool pieces that should be in a museum, but instead are housed above the firing range

Any down side to Granthem area? Kids go to the local elem and Lebanon high.

 

[Sporin]

Grantham is nice, I went to HS in Lebanon (college in New London) and many of my friends lived in Grantham. Not a ton going on their but it's a nice little town.