A reviewer wrote "ridiculously over priced." I disagree. It is not your average antique store. This…read moreis where the quality of the pieces are reflected in the prices. Everything looks like it has been hand finished, stained if necessary, and polished. Nothing "rickety" that I saw. The art on the walls and on stands are original paintings and mostly limited edition giclee prints of photographs by New England artists. In many ways, the place is like a curated museum, and we will return to see what's new when we're back in Sunapee.

Prospect Hill Antiques is a very impressive business. It is huge, and offers a wide variety of…read moreantiques - from high-end furniture to smaller items such as clocks and typewriters. The furniture has for the most part been cleaned and repaired nicely, and the items are in good shape. It is worth the drive up the hill, and it is worth a visit even if you are unlikely to buy anything - just for the fun of going. The barn is huge and really impressive. The only thing keeping me from going with 5 stars is that they are pricey. If you are in the Sunapee area, it is worth a trip.

Pretty cool tourist visit. Prices are steep for both keepsakes & food ($14 cheeseburger à la cart…read more), but for the novelty of the items it's worth it. And the cheeseburger was aMaZiNg! The beef tasted quite fresh, and the magic worked by Chris in the kitchen makes for wonderful flavored patties.

Total waste of time. Tourist trap that doesn't even try to hide it - which I guess is a good thing…read more I only stopped in here because I saw it on the side of the road when going somewhere else, and shops in Vermont all close long before sunset, leaving me no chance to check out some maple syrup and other local goods. Super expensive. Not because it's quality, but because they choose to be. The entire shop wreaks of "We're prestigious..because we say so." Half the store is 'as seen on TV' level merchandise. Nothing cool, local, or heritage. Couldn't even get some gummies on my way out. Bag was like fifteen bucks for something generic. Keep on driving. Location: 3* Convenience: 2* Service: 1* Product/quality: 1 * Aesthetics: 1*

Such a cute store! If you go shopping in Ludlow you've got to check it out. It has things that are…read moreexpensive and things that are inexpensive, seems like a lot of things in there are local. It was so fun to look through everything. It's huge inside don't let the outside appearance fool you.

The best kind of Kitschy boutique store featuring local and regional artisans,crafts and just plain…read morefun home and lifestyle products and goods. We spent a good 5 minutes cracking up reading the sayings printed on their extensive coaster collection.If you find yourself in Ludlow, you should definitely pop in for souvenirs and a laugh.

this isn't the kind of place you visit new hampshire for but in my world it's the kind of place you…read moreknow is part of your world, so you check it. truth be told, your humble narrator has spent a few evenings sleeping under bridges after wandering into discount stores for a can of dinner, maybe new socks. cheap is essential to underclass-men whether named "pay less" or "dirt cheap" or "bi-lo" or "thrifty mart" or on urban streets of cheap like canal or 14th or lower broadway. maybe even you once had occasion to cruise similar straits? perhaps your lesser told tales from the 60s when the mind wasn't quite right for awhile, one reason or another. times do wound all heels. but this isn't my first stop here, as i'm in this part of new england with some frequency. so this job lot is one of my usual stops, today not of necessiry but just now when i passed by i thought of writing about it because it's worth a mention. This is perhaps the best cheap store of them all, only way things could be cheaper would be free, or lifted. the floor space is considerable, not costco or walmart size but surely close to 20,000 sq ft of rows of everything you can imagine. what i like at places like job lot is these items aren't part of some large corporate purchase order for generic crap, made by a supplier of generic crap. no, there are actually many producers, usually offshore, of good quality items of their kind. the only problem is, the market here is tough and not every product that's offloaded at the dock gets to play on the big grocers' stage. so whoever bought the container load at super discounted price gets to sell it to places like this, if in fact the job lot didn't actually buy the container directly at auction. that's more or less how it works, and is more or less the reason the products here are superior to whatever walmart sells and usually at a higher price as well. so that's about it, how it works. and i like this place very much for any number of reasons. but really, it needs a photo to show some respect so here for what it's worth is one. should be more...

Always find something I couldn't live without. Great unusual food section, garden and everything in…read morebetween.

We worked with Melissa, she was knowledgeable on the manufacturer of the furniture we looked at…read more Communication was excellent as well , delivery guys were awesome and quick arrived earlier then scheduled and kept me informed when they were on the way top notch delivery

Went here shopping for a mattress…read more There is another "Love's" down the street, as that one is more of a discount store. This Love's had more beds, and housewares, curtains, drapes, decorations, and artwork prints. No pricing on the mattress, so a store staff had to assist. All the bedding is down stairs and not handicapped assessable. Again good service and products, pricing is a bit on the high side.

Large roadside shop, crammed full of junk and treasures, so much that they are spilling out the…read morefront door. A bit dusty, but you might find a good deal here.

Nice spacious shop with many different dealers so a good variety of items for sale. People at…read morecounter are always friendly. Great drive up the highway or take Rt. 5 and enjoy the scenery. Easy to find and plenty of great deals.

Vermont, Weston: Vermont is filled with many Country Stores or General Stores, but this family run…read morelocation is historic in that it opened in 1946 and recognized as the country's first restored rural general store. While the store has expanded and been renovated over time, you can find jars of penny candy or nostalgic beauty items (lip smackers circa 1970/1980s) or other Vermont home wares, foods, clothing, etc. Maple syrup, Vermont cheese, mustards, pickled items, candy, chocolate, cookies etc. A fun stop.

This is a throw back to early days of general stores. Still a family owned business that is a…read moretourist attraction for the area. If you happen to be in the area, it is worth a stop - to be able to say you did. I would not recommend going out of your way - this is not a destination. Most things are priced pretty high. There is a sale corner, if you are looking for a value item. There are a number of unique items. Toys, food (deli), candy, and functional home remedies and tools. Chachkies, knick-knacks, and souvenirs. Staff is friendly, and check out is quaint.

Purchased a rifle a few weeks ago Angus was awesome. Very friendly was willing to go out back and…read morelook for a threaded barrel .22lr great store great crew!

Sale items are overpriced inventory from previous year (found out it was old inventory from the…read moremanager after they overcharged me for an item that was tagged the lower price). They represent as Sthl dealer but they have a limited selection and can't order parts or don't know how. Many check out counters but usually only one is open. Wait a long time. Very difficult to find someone to help. This store is only useful for items one can't find elsewhere or on-line. Who manages this store?