217 Damon Drive Alton, NH
The Home 217 Damon Drive is a classic Adirondack style home custom built in 2008 by Beckwith Builders. Set on 1.26 acres, it has a total of approximately 5,900 square feet of living space and a three-car garage. This home has five bedrooms, a total of eight baths, and a multitude of other rooms. It has been meticulously maintained to the condition it is in today. 217 Damon Drive is offered at $2,749,000.
The Property A wonderful home for entertaining, it has large, open spaces, western exposure, and plenty of room to relax and enjoy all that Lake Winnipesaukee has to offer. The current owners enjoy early morning boat rides to have breakfast in Wolfeboro, boogie boarding when there is some “surf” on the lake, watching sunsets on the deck, and swimming and reading down at the dock – most of their time is spent on the dock each summer. Some features of this home: • Security system • Central air conditioning • 200 amp electrical service in house and garage • Beautiful landscaping with irrigation system • 174 feet of Lake Winnipesaukee frontage • Breakwater with covered docking • Custom shades in every room • Buderus furnace • Generator and dehumidifier
The Main Floor The main foyer opens into the living room and offers lake views straight through the front of the house. The front door, curved transom, sidelights and all interior doors are made of fir; the gorgeous wood flooring is beech with fir accents. The impeccable woodwork features columns, polished handrails, and beadboard ceilings.
The Living Room The living room’s focal point is the floor-tovaulted-ceiling stone fireplace. Accented with slabs of granite, it offers a place for wood storage and a television. A nearby cabinet hides surroundsound equipment and keeps it dust-free. Huge windows bring the outdoors in, and a door provides access to the large front deck.
The Kitchen Some of the amenities of this kitchen include: • Center island with granite counter and eating space for three • Coffered ceiling • Granite countertops • Wolf stove and microwave • Wood-clad Subzero refrigerator • Bosch dishwasher • Under-cabinet and pendant lighting • Open to dining room
The Dining Room and Pantry The dining room has: • Coffered beadboard ceiling • Storage under pass-through to living room • Double doors to screened porch • Views of lake The pantry features: • Granite countertops and sink • Wine refrigerator • Tile floor • Plenty of storage • Under-counter lighting • Access to screen porch • Access to covered grilling area
The Master Suite This first floor master suite offers: • • • • •
13 x 20’ bedroom space Views of Lake Winnipesaukee Door to front deck Walk-in closet 9 x 11’ office area with storage, wood countertops, and lake views • Huge full bath with soaking tub, separate shower, granite surfaces and tile flooring
The Lower Level This lower level is perfect for entertaining or relaxing with the family. There is space for a game table and has French doors that open to the lawn and waterfront. Also found on this level: • Stone fireplace • Beadboard ceiling • A second master bedroom with walk-in closet and three-quarter bath • Utility room • Half bath • Storage for surround-sound and television equipment
The Second Level The second level has a wing on either end of the house connected by a walkway that is open to the first floor. Here you’ll find: • Three more bedrooms, each with its own bath • Huge 19 x 31’ space above the garage with walk-in closet space
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Lake Winnipesaukee New Hampshire’s largest and most famous lake, Winnipesaukee has been a tourist destination for more than a century. The Native American name for the lake means either “smile of the Great Spirit” or “beautiful water in a high place.” The third largest body of water in New England, it is surrounded by three mountain ranges. The wooded shoreline and crystal clear water of this spring-fed lake make it a popular summer destination. It is one of the best lake trout and salmon fishing waters in New England, and is ringed with numerous villages and towns that offer everything from boardwalks and water slides to public beaches and art galleries. All communities have public parks and docks.