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- Sep 29, 2026
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Get in a witchy spirit with these vibey Victorians for sale in New England (opens the original)
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Oh, the shivery charm of approaching a tall, intimidating Victorian house when trick or treating…the towers and turrets, the ornate gingerbread, the formal, vertical orientation. On a windswept, moonlit night, it wouldn’t take much to convince you that at least several generations of witches like those of “Practical Magic” or “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” live here in antique splendor. Many of the 19th century houses for sale today do, indeed, display antique splendor, carefully preserved by owner
Waterfront Queen Anne in Provincetown has remained in one family for 110 years (opens the original)
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At one point, the road heading into Provincetown splits and separates into Bradford Street and Commercial Street. Just before the split is a property whose 1.2-acre lot is one of the biggest residential parcels in town. Called Grand View, the house also has an important place in American art history. Grand View, at 676 Commercial St., is an elegant Queen Anne cottage with a porch that wraps around three sides, the house was built in 1880 by Charles E. Perry and Matilda M. Perry, who once owned l
On 13 acres, ultramodern Manchester-by-the-Sea house lists for $6.9m (opens the original)
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Set at the top of an isolated wooded hill, surrounded by 12.8 acres of land in the picturesque North Shore town of Manchester-by-the-Sea, a dramatic modern house is for sale. It has total privacy with wide ranging views of marshes, inlets, and the ocean, and notable contemporary architecture. The five-bedroom, five-bathroom house’s 4,925 square feet are encased in metal, clapboard, and glass. Built in 2006, the house at 370 Summer St. was designed by architect Marcus Gleysteen of Connecticut-bas
In an Airbnb world, two New Englanders started their own Maine-only vacation rental company (opens the original)
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Maine is Vacationland, as evidenced by the countless rentals listed by online agencies like Airbnb, Vrbo, and Booking.com. Then there are regional iterations: a quick online search turns up a dozen companies specializing in renting Maine properties. A recent realtor.com report found that Maine has the second highest number of vacation properties in the United States, trailing right behind Vermont. So why would two women start yet another Maine-centered vacation rental company? “With Tides to Pin
A look at Vermont’s new luxury ski-on, ski-off housing developments (opens the original)
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When Killington Resort opens its ski lifts for the 2026–27 season, there will be six new homes at the base of Bear Mountain — one of the peaks (including Pico Mountain) that make up the Vermont ski area known as “The Beast of the East.” Called Base Camp at Bear Mountain, the new development offers high-end slopeside housing in a gated community that, besides private heated garage parking, chef’s kitchens, spa baths, and spacious living with mountain views, offers every skier’s favorite amenity:
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