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Is there any better way to fall in love with New Hampshire than when heading to the many waterways that exist here? We say there is not! And that’s why we’re making it a priority to spend as much time as we can near the water. Of course, in a state with a relatively small coastline that’s not always the easiest thing to do. But that doesn’t mean it’s impossible. New Hampshire has plenty of rivers, streams, lakes, and ponds to explore and this rental home sits on one of the most beautiful. If you’re looking for an amazing lake house in New Hampshire, this is it!

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This Japanese-inspired lakeside cabin in New Hampshire can be booked for about $160 per night depending on the season. You can learn more about it by checking out the listing on VRBO. This is a popular destination so you’ll want to plan in advance to make sure you get the dates you want.

We were serious about there being plenty of waterfront areas to enjoy! And you don’t need to head to a large hotel. In fact, forget the resorts; rent this charming waterfront cottage in New Hampshire instead.

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What's another lake house rental in New Hampshire?

There’s nothing quite like taking some time away from the every day to unwind with people we love. Choosing a large getaway with friends or a trip with extended family means double the fun! And, this makes finding a unique spot even more important. Of course, there are plenty of places to choose from, but we love this VRBO rental, a lake house in New Hampshire that feels like a castle. Without a doubt, it might just be the coolest house to rent in New Hampshire! Located in the Lake Sunapee area of the state, this impressive home is 105 years old and once belonged to John Milton Hay. Hay had a long career in politics, including a time as the United States Secretary of State under Presidents William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. Today, the most amazing house to rent in New Hampshire can host up to 24 people in seven bedrooms sprawling across 7,000 square feet. While there's plenty of room to spread out, the kitchen really is the heart of the home. It features a center island with seating, along with a rustic pizza oven and dumb waiter. At night, retreat to the upstairs observatory and enjoy some stargazing in New Hampshire. What could be better?

What are some unique rentals in New Hampshire?

Have you ever wanted to sleep in a treehouse? (Who hasn't?!) A treehouse takes on a whole new, much more adult-friendly meaning, at this luxury treehouse in the trees of Newbury, New Hampshire. Just a short drive from Lake Sunapee, the home has everything you need for a memorable vacation and some really unique features you never thought you'd find in a treehouse. There is a full chef's kitchen inside, but you might just want to do your cooking outdoors. The home has two decks, a wraparound upper deck in the calming solitude of the trees, and a lower deck that features a grill, bench seating, and a fire pit. Now *this* is what we call a unique house in New Hampshire!

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