




Discover the perfect mountain escape at The Evergreens, a charming townhouse located in the heart of Conway, New Hampshire. This peaceful retreat is designed for those seeking a blend of relaxation and adventure, making it an ideal choice for a family getaway or a cozy trip with a group of friends.
The layout features 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with a total of 2 beds. For additional sleeping capacity, the living room includes a sleep sofa, allowing the home to comfortably accommodate up to 6 guests.
While the property provides a quiet sanctuary, guests have access to a variety of recreational facilities through the Homeowners Association. These include:
Located in the picturesque mountain town of North Conway, the property is a gateway to the breathtaking White Mountains National Forest. You will find yourself near the scenic Saco River and the famous Kancamangus Highway, perfect for autumn leaf peeping. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy tubing on the Saco, Nordic and downhill skiing at Cranmore or Attitash, mountain biking, and fly fishing. The area is also home to stunning landmarks such as Cathedral Ledge, Echo Lake, and Diana's Baths. For families and sightseers, the townhouse is conveniently situated near Storyland, shopping outlets, various restaurants, and water parks. Winter visitors can experience the magic of the Conway Scenic Railroad's Santa's Holiday Express, the Festival of Lights at Settlers Green, and traditional horse-drawn sleigh rides at Nestlenook Farm.
To ensure a seamless stay, please note the following practical information:
Whether you are here to hike trails with stunning waterfalls, go snowboarding, or simply relax with a good book in peaceful surroundings, The Evergreens offers everything you need for an unforgettable New Hampshire vacation.
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You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

