Dubbed the Granite State, New Hampshire is home to extensive granite formations and quarries—a huge contribution to the state's natural resource base, and a significant driver of its economy.

Living in New Hampshire is incredibly exciting, and rewarding with a diverse range of things to experience and activities to engage in while there. Having been born in this amazing state, I have moved into every nook and cranny of all the places in it. And having visited a flurry of other states, I’d always choose New Hampshire as my state of choice for the many outdoor sites it harbors. Everything you have heard about it is real—from the white mountains to driving through the scenic Kancamagus byway to the granite hills. New Hampshire is just heavenly.

Situated in the New England region of the United States, New Hampshire borders Massachusetts to the South, Maine, and the Gulf of Maine to the East, and Vermont to the West. To the north, it borders Quebec, a Canadian Province.

Apart from granite, New Hampshire is home to many other rock types, gems, and minerals. But it is also known for other things. For instance, it is one of the smallest states—the fifth smallest by area—and the tenth least populous with appropriately 1.3 million residents.

Ranked the second safest in the country, New Hampshire boasts being among the states with the lowest crime rates with amazingly low levels of violent and property crimes. Add to this the fact that it is ranked number one in housing in the country, signifying how developed its property market is. Of its fast-growing real estate segments, New Hampshire modular homes are worth taking note of.

I know you are considering buying a modular home in New Hampshire. Smart move! But you are probably thinking what things are there to do; well, let's get to it.

• Skiing: This has to be one of the most popular outdoor activities in New Hampshire. Skiing is so popular that there is a town purposefully known for that, North Conway. Skiing junkies would therefore find modular homes in Conway quite convenient.
• You can take relaxing and fulfilling walks through the many natural gorges. You could visit the White Mountains, which provide magnificent scenery, or the Flume Gorge, which is among the state's top scenic destinations.
• The beach! If your house hunting plan includes close proximity to water bodies in your list of considerations, you are in for a treat. New Hampshire has a coastal line of just above 18 miles, which is beautiful and engaging. Coastal round trips, ocean getaways, and aquatic recreations are some of the things you'd be sure of. Thus, you may have to include mobile waterfront homes for sale in New Hampshire in your search. You should be able to get a cheap offer, especially in resident-owned mobile home parks.