17 Grassy Pond Moultonborough

Floor to ceiling windows showcase the open, Lake Winnipesaukee views out to Becky’s Garden and Beaver Island. Positioned facing Southwest, the landscape and home draw incredible sunlight and finish the day with breathtaking sunsets behind the Belknap Mountains. With 100 feet of beautiful sandy waters, enjoy your own dock and launch area for kayaks and paddle boards. The entire lake frontage is landscaped with low maintenance in mind to enjoy entertainment steps from the water’s edge, one area including a fire-pit! This home features over 4600 sq. ft with four bedrooms, an open kitchen and great room that are perfect for entertaining, vaulted ceilings and huge panoramic views. Hardwood floors for the main living space are being installed in April which will complement the wood beams beautifully. Two dual-sided fireplaces complete the lake life ambiance, one on each floor. Attached to the home through the mudroom is the heated 3-car garage with 10 doors. Enjoy living space above for a private suite or the best bunk room or entertainment space! This home is located in the low-tax town of Moultonborough, a short 5 minute drive to downtown Center Harbor and less than 15 minutes to the downtown Meredith which both provide all the conveniences you need including grocery stores, hardware stores, restaurants and shops! Travel by boat to these same amenities as well as a quick 25 minute drive to the oldest resort town in the country known as Wolfeboro, or head to Alton for Shibley’s by the Pier or maybe you want ice cream by boat?

Well you have over 8 options to choose from by water. Play right out front with your water sports or just take a swim in the water which is an amazing clarity!

”Watching the doll house head out to Becky’s Garden out front (smallest island on Winnipesaukee), kicking off the official start of Summer! “ ”Bridge jumping on the Black Cat Island Bridge down the street.”

“Evening fire’s down by the water in the fire-pit with the fireflies surrounding us.”

“Fishing off the dock or the bridge with some of the most breathtaking views on the lake! “ “The breathtaking sunsets off the backyard deck with an evening cocktail in hand.”

“The occasional Bald Eagle sighting!”

“The dog’s launching off the dock for fetch in the summer time! “

”Walks and bike-rides around the island, and up to Redding Lane.”

“Kayak and Paddle Board rides out to the islands and back, all the privacy and safe waters are great for exploring.”

“Lunch by boat to Wolfeboro or Meredith with some shopping in between.”

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 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 waterslides to public beaches and art galleries. All communities have public parks and docks.

Facts: • 21 miles long, 1-9 miles wide • 79 square miles • Maximum depth is 212 feet • 258 islands • Driving around the lake distance – 63 miles

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