100 East Washington

This custom-built contemporary cape on 229.9 acres is designed to take in the sweeping views of open meadows, woodlands, and the surrounding hills. Located in The Lake Sunapee Region, the property is strategically located to enjoy the best recreation NH has to offer - it sits equidistant between two major ski areas, Pats Peak and Mount Sunapee. Nearby lakes include the state’s third largest lake, Lake Sunapee as well as Pleasant Lake and Lake Massasecum. State parks are abundant and include Mount Kearsarge State Park and Sunapee State Park.

Large windows throughout the home capture the views, bringing in the natural light and creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The open floor plan allows for a seamless flow between spaces, and includes a bright sunroom anchored by a fieldstone wood burning fireplace and surrounded by windows on three sides. The main living room with a gas fireplace is open to a large formal dining room, the kitchen/dining area, and above a balcony overlooks the main floor. The well thought out kitchen has a large center island with seating, a walk-in pantry with wine cooler and sink, a 6-burner Viking cook top with griddle, double Miele wall ovens, Miele dishwasher, and additional mini fridge. Overlooking the pond is the primary bedroom suite a large bathroom with double vanities, walk-in shower, and jet tub, as well as two walk-in closets and laundry area. The second story features three bedrooms, a full bath, two sitting areas and a large finished bonus room with half-bath, also accessed from the two-car garage. The walk-out lower level includes a finished room and ½ bath for fitness, office, studio, or guest space. A covered front porch, deck and patio offer plenty of outdoor seating overlooking the gardens, the perfect spot to watch the sunrises and rainbows over the land.

A versatile and well-designed barn complements the property with a large, heated area for equipment or vehicles, 5 stalls, and a one-bedroom apartment above, ideal for a caretaker or barn manager. A smaller post and beam outbuilding for additional equipment would also make an excellent sugar house.