114 Burnt Hill Road

Warner, NH 03278

Feel the modern world fall away as a country road opens up to vast rolling hilltop meadows with 100 mile vistas of mountain ranges in every direction. Classic New England farms dot the surrounding countryside and evoke a sense of nostalgia and connection to the region’s rich heritage. Pass old stone walls and your own private pond as the winding drive opens up to reveal an exquisite classic contemporary home surrounded by 125 acres of scenic beauty, open fields, a sweeping lawn, lush gardens & woodland glades. A masterpiece in craftsmanship, this 2007-built contemporary 3 bedrm, 4 bath home was designed by Architect Misiaszek Turpin. The bright open great room features wide doors opening to a wrap around deck. South-facing 3 season sunroom. The custom-designed kitchen is truly the heart of the home. Large Pella windows bathe interior rooms in natural light and present unparalleled views of Mt. Kearsarge, Mt. Sunapee and the Mink Hills. Brazilian cherry floors grace the easy one floor living spaces. The primary suite and and 2 additional spacious bedrooms offer en-suite or adjacent luxury baths. The fine craftsmanship extends to an inspiring mudroom with spacious cubbies and many built-ins. The basement level offers a warm an inviting space to finish for possible exercise, home theater, play room or workshop uses. There is a 3 bay garage with storage. This property features a 2000' gravel, dense packed airstrip. Ideal for equestrian pursuits. Development potential.

Listing courtesy of Pamela Perkins of Four Seasons Sotheby's Int'l Realty: ?



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