$935,000

About this home

Privacy, open fields, a meandering brook, and expansive easterly views of non-buildable conservation lands, set an idyllic stage for this unique countryside, antique cape with restored barn, offering charm and proximity to Seacoast NH. Across from over 200 acres of conservation land, the property is situated on a total of 5.45± acres and is comprised of two lots of record – the 2nd lot also being buildable with some standard permitting. The property enjoys 550’ of road frontage, and is surrounded by natural woodlands, flourishing apple trees, a babbling brook, and enduring stone walls. With character and first floor living, the house features an eat-in kitchen with large brick fireplace and walk-in pantry, a dining room with brick fireplace, spacious living room, and a mudroom/sitting area with separate reading nook or small office. A first-floor primary bedroom and two bedrooms on the second floor complete the main house. An ell connecting the main house to the restored barn acts as a spacious family room with an above loft and half bathroom, offering the potential for a fourth bedroom or guest suite. Thoughtfully maintained for over 30 years by the past and current owners. The restored barn is well-maintained, versatile and can be used as a workshop, for car storage, or could easily convert to an equestrian barn. The harmonious balance of seclusion and convenience places the property in the rural countryside, yet only minutes from local shopping, 30 minutes from downtown Portsmouth, and 90 minutes from Boston.

Property details

MLS #

5088914

Property type

Single Family Residence

Subdivision

N/A

Status

Active

Days on market

90

On market date

N/A

Stories

N/A

Total bathrooms

1.5

Garage spaces

2

Parking spaces

N/A

Lot size

5.45 acres

Nearby schools

Within 10 miles. School directory data from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), accessed via the Urban Institute Education Data API. Local Score is calculated by INNOVATE Real Estate; where a state rating is shown, it comes from that state's own official school report card (e.g. NC Dept. of Public Instruction, SC Report Card).