On the Market
The following homes are located less than 10 miles from one of the Granite State’s many ski areas.
This condo at 72 Appleby Close in Carroll, New Hampshire, is on the Bretton Woods resort property. It’s listed for $739,000. Badger Peabody & Smith Realty
July 17, 2026 | 7:00 AM
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Sometimes the hardest part of skiing is getting up before dawn and driving hours — in heavy traffic and wintry conditions — to get to the mountain. That’s why living near your favorite ski area is so nice. While proximity to ski mountains can cost you, there are several properties on the market near New Hampshire’s ski areas for under $1 million — some considerably under.
Each home on this list is less than 10 miles from one of the Granite State’s many mountains and resorts, so you can get a good night’s sleep, have breakfast, and still get there when the lifts open.
$749,000
Closest ski area: Mount Sunapee, 0.5 miles
The house at 19 North Peak Village Road in Newbury, N.H., is under contract. It was listed for $749,000. – Jackson Wheeler
Year built: 1998
Square footage: 1,758
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 2
Home type: Condo
Fees: $677 per month (plus 1 percent buy-in fee)
Last sold: 2014 for $363,000
Note: This home was under contract by the time of publication.
The living room. – Jackson Wheeler
The view from the deck. – Jackson Wheeler
An aerial view of the neighborhood. – Jackson Wheeler
With panoramic views of Lake Sunapee and Mount Ascutney, this condo offers four-season amenities, including a community pool and tennis court. Mount Sunapee has some of the deepest roots in American skiing; in 1933, the Civilian Conservation Corps constructed the Newport Ski Trail, and the resort itself opened in 1948. Today, it is still considered the premier ski mountain in western New Hampshire.
$995,000
Closest ski area: Mount Cranmore, under 2 miles
The house at 49 Neighbors Row in Conway is on the market for $995,000. – Joe Viger Photography
Year built: 1892
Square footage: 4,490
Acreage: 1.4
Bedrooms: 5
Baths: 3
Home type: Single-family
It sits on 1.4 acres with a patio. – Joe Viger Photography
The house has multiple fireplaces. – Joe Viger Photography
This Queen Anne house has mountains of ski history. Hannes Schneider, the Austrian pioneer called the “father of modern skiing,” was a friend of the owners when he started his ski school at Cranmore Mountain in 1939. Today, an enormous network of cross-country ski trails connects to the back door, and Mount Cranmore has become a four-season resort.
$739,000
Closest ski area: on the Bretton Woods Resort
The entrance to unit 42 at 72 Appleby Close in Carroll, N.H.
Year built: 1987
Square footage: 2,362
Bedrooms: 4
Baths: 4
Home type: Townhouse
Fees: $370 per month
The main living/dining area.
The kitchen is off the living room.
Being in the Presidential Range is always special, and this three-level condo in the heart of the White Mountain National Forest has a family-friendly open floor plan and the crackling wood-burning fire made for aprés-ski. On the Bretton Woods resort property, it is close to the historic and luxurious Mount Washington Hotel and the Mount Washington Cog Railway. Bretton Woods has rapidly become one of the most popular areas in the state.
$475,000
Closest ski area: Cannon Mountain, 4.5 miles
The house at 664 Main St. in Franconia is on the market for $475,000. – Tim Scott Real Estate
The home is located right on the Gale River. – Tim Scott Real Estate
Year built: 1920
Square footage: 1,716
Acreage: 0.31
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 2
Home type: Single-family
Last sold: 2022 for $335,000
It has a farmhouse vive with wood beams across the ceiling. – Tim Scott Real Estate
The living room, kitchen, and dining areas flow into each other. – Tim Scott Real Estate
The house is near Cannon Mountain. – Tim Scott Real Estate
Franconia is a sweet town with history and scenery galore. This picturesque New England farmhouse sited between Main Street and the Gale River has modern improvements, including a new foundation and metal roof. Nearby Cannon Mountain, with a 4,080-foot peak, is known for its challenging terrain and a passionate local following. State-owned, it is a true “skier’s mountain,” without a commercialized resort feel.
$234,900
Closest ski area: Crotched Mountain, 1.5 miles
The freestanding condo at 32 Mountainside Lane, Unit B, in Francestown is on the market for $234,900. – Jeffrey Morton Photography
Year built: 1987
Square footage: 1,776
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 2
Home type: Condo
Fees: $445 per month
Last sold: 2023 for $185,000
The interior features a soaring ceiling and plenty of natural light. – Jeffrey Morton Photography
The kitchen is galley style. – Jeffrey Morton Photography
Back decks look out to the spacious yard. – Jeffrey Morton Photography
Crotched Mountain is a beloved family ski area known for its varied terrain, impeccable grooming, and uncrowded slopes. Often passed by in favor of more northern mountains, it offers something not all mountains do: night skiing. Fully lit trails are frequently open on weekends until 3 a.m. with live music and bonfires. An additional modern benefit at this comfortable three-level condo is the electric vehicle charger located on the building’s exterior.
Regina Cole writes about architecture and design for national and regional publications, with a specialty in historic architecture and the history of the decorative arts.
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