$239,900

About this home

BACK ON THE MARKET DUE TO BUYERS FINANCING! Nestled on 11.3 scenic acres, this charming 1880 farmhouse offers the perfect blend of country character, outdoor recreation, and future potential. Located at 451 New Hampshire Route 26, the property features a spacious backyard, direct snowmobile trail access to corridor 18, and stunning mountain views from the beautifully cleared upper portion of the land. A road already provides access to the top of the property, where you'll find an exceptional site ideal for camping, a future home, a building lot, or possible subdivision opportunities (subject to local approvals). The elevated setting showcases breathtaking views of the surrounding mountain range and provides endless possibilities for expansion or investment. Inside, the home welcomes you with a generous mudroom and convenient first-floor laundry room. The kitchen features exposed beams and a pantry, adding warmth and character to the space. The main level also includes a comfortable living room, a flexible room perfect for a bedroom or home office, a full bathroom, and a large closet. Upstairs, you'll find two spacious bedrooms and a half bath. An attached barn offers excellent storage and utility, while the covered back porch overlooks the expansive yard, creating the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the peaceful setting. Whether you're looking for a year-round residence, a recreational getaway, or a property with future development potential, this versatile North Country property is priced to sell and ready for its next chapter.

Property details

MLS #

5096573

Property type

Single Family Residence

Subdivision

N/A

Status

Active

Days on market

27

On market date

N/A

Stories

N/A

Total bathrooms

1.5

Garage spaces

N/A

Parking spaces

N/A

Lot size

11.3 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).