A Lovely Farm in Historic Wilton Center $510,000 |
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Property Description |
| Located in the historic Wilton Center within the Monadnock Region of NH, this statuesque estate is situated on over 4 acres of rolling hayfields. This 1880’s Colonial farmhouse is thought to originally be a part of the neighboring grand estate. Fieldstone pillars flank the entrance to the majestic maple-tree lined drive that winds its way to the house. With privacy and practicality in mind, this home was built taking full advantage of the south-facing sun’s warmth and light. Note the 3’x5’ Arts and Crafts-style windows- combined with 8’ ceilings, natural light fills every room. There are pine and hardwood floors throughout this 4 bedroom, 3 bath home. The master bedroom area has its own cedar walk-in closet and abutting bath plus the luxury of a 10’x20’ balcony overlooking the mountains! Painstakingly preserved and restored to its original character, this home retains period details such as intricate molding, cozy fireplace and a center staircase. As it was in the late 19thcentury, the kitchen is a functional and busy place. The cook’s kitchen has been updated to the standards of the caterer in your family, with granite and stainless steel counter tops, a six-burner Duel Fuel stove and cherry cabinetry. Built-in cabinets and a walk-in pantry afford all kinds of nook and crannies for storage—not to mention the extra space you’ll find in the original summer kitchen on the way to the attached barn. With coffee and newspaper in hand, relax in your favorite chair in the living room next to the woodstove. |
The attached 3 story barn is in beautiful shape. Most recently used for a workshop, the old cow stanchions are still in place, plus there’s plenty of room and high ceilings to retro fit for horses or other animals you fancy. Its 3rdstory loft is great for storage and the drive-in, full basement is open to a multitude of uses. Come take a look – you’ll love what you’ll see. |
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