357 Stoneham Road Brookfield, NH
Welcome to your new home! This gem of a home is quintessential New Hampshire - from the carefully detailed and restored architecture right down to the magnificent views across the fields. Inside you'll find a modern kitchen with Jenn-Air double ovens, a gas cooktop, and leathered granite counters punctuated with old barnboard rescued from the property. The living room is open to the kitchen and features pine floors and beamed ceilings. The dining room has a working fireplace, the loft offers office space, and there are two bedrooms upstairs. The first floor master bedroom has a fireplace, large walk-in closet, and is adjacent to a new bathroom and utility room. Maybe the best spot in the house is the screened porch, where the views extend to Moose Mountain and Gunstock. This property also has a 3-story barn with chicken coop, stalls and runout; a 2-story workshop; generator; sugar maples, hay fields, and access to snowmobile trails. 357 Stoneham Road is offered at $449,000
The Living Room The living room is open to the kitchen and offers beautiful views of hills and fields. The barnboard siding is from an old shed that had been on the property. Beamed ceilings and pine flooring add to the charm. There is Bose surround sound on the first floor. A staircase leads to office space in the loft above and continues the open-concept feature of the home.
Dining Room
The Kitchen Features of this kitchen include: • Black leathered granite counters • Jenn-Air double ovens (one convection) • Thermadore gas cooktop • Undermount sink • Built-in wine rack • Large pantry closet • Reclaimed barnwood accents
• Beamed ceiling • Adjacent eat-in area • Woodstove
The Master Bedroom Master bedroom features: • Wide pine floors • Working wood fireplace • Beamed ceiling • Large walk-in closet • Adjacent to full bath with double sinks and utility/laundry area
The Bedrooms
Screened Porch and Deck
Exterior Features This property comes with 47 acres of fields and woods. There are 18 acres of fertilized hayproducing fields with an estimated annual harvest of 1500 bales - offering an attractive cash value for sale or for feeding your own livestock. The 51x39’ barn has two large horse stalls (which once housed draft horses), an area with a chicken coop, a runout, and plenty of storage for any equipment. There is an electric fence and two automatic heated waterers for horses. Additional land is available.
The 29x22’ two-story “cabin” would make a great workshop (its current use) or guest cottage. The large rock just behind the barn, complete with steps to the top, makes for the perfect spot to end the day - drink in hand - watching the sun set over the hills.
Gallery
Main Floor
Upper Level