A mix of homesites, custom single-family homes, and ski-in/out townhomes (The Residences at Fireside—41 modern-rustic units) are available, many with direct trail or lift adjacency to Loon.Inquire for current releases and pricing

South Peak is a family-forward community with private mountain access, an on-demand homeowners’ shuttle, and regular social events around peak weekends and holidays. Owners tend to be active four-season families from Greater Boston and beyond, plus investor-owners attracted by Loon’s capital plan and growing amenities.

Yes—The Nest, a semi-private slopeside club at Pemi Base Camp, is under construction with opening targeted for the 2025–26 ski season. Expect private lockers, concierge, and programming designed for owners and their guests.

Yes—the Town of Lincoln requires short-term rental registration and compliance with local rules. South Peak actively markets rentals and notes homeowners are encouraged to rent when not using their home.

Very. Many homes/lots are on ski-back trails groomed by Loon with private owners’ access to the Lincoln Express Quad and fast connections via Timbertown Quad at Pemi Base. The private homeowners’ shuttle also runs on-demand to mountain touchpoints.

Owners typically use The Mountain Club on Loon (indoor lap & leisure pools, outdoor whirlpool, full wellness center) and RiverWalk Resort (indoor/outdoor heated pools, hot tubs, fitness, day spa). A full spa with a pool and fitness is a planned amenity within the next 3 years.

Simple and car-light. The South Peak homeowners’ shuttle is on-demand; South Peak and Loon run seasonal shuttle routes; downtown Lincoln’s restaurants, shops, and RiverWalk are just minutes away.

Yes. Loon programs a deep learn-to-ski/ride progression and South Peak’s newest terrain improves beginner flow from town-side access. Families love the proximity, reliable grooming, and four-season activities in Lincoln. Many of South Peak family members Loon’s youth ski team.

Yes. Loon’s snowmaking footprint and operations are a standout in New England; the South Peak expansion incorporated fully automated snowmaking. Realtor and owner materials also reference snowmaking and grooming on owners’ private trails that link homes to the lifts. (Always subject to weather/operations.)

Loon routinely appears in SKI Magazine’s “Top Resorts in the East” lists and independent reviews call out its balance of access, modern lifts, terrain variety, and family appeal—especially post-expansion.

Walkable/local favorites include La Vista at RiverWalk and the Woodstock Inn Brewery scene; the former One Love Brewery has rebranded as Basecamp Brewing at the Village Shops. Seasonal live music and events run across town and at Loon.

Architecture trends modern-rustic / Adirondack-inspired with stone, timber, and glass; Fireside offers curated contemporary floor plans and finish packages. All new builds and exterior work go through the Architectural Review Board (ARB) per the South Peak Design Guidelines (Mar 2022) governing siting, envelopes, materials, landscape, and more.

Expect ARB review for new construction; community services include gate access and homeowners’ shuttle. Dues, rental policies, and pet rules vary by sub-association—review your specific docs.

Yes—White Mountain National Forest trail access (J.E. Henry Trail), river frontage, biking, festivals, and resort programming keep Lincoln lively year-round.

Lincoln’s Main Street services are minutes away; the community sits one mile from I-93 with broad regional access to the Lakes Region and White Mountains.