123 Kanasatka Rd Moultonborough, NH

MOULTONBOROUGH, NH

On this lakefront property, enjoy breathtaking views of Red Hill across the still lake from morning to night. This home is a special location with it's abundant privacy and 150+/- feet of frontage on Lake Kanastaka, located in the second lowest tax town in the state of NH! Enjoy .75 acres right on the warm waters in the summer as well as 5.8 acres of raw land in the back for additional privacy!

Enjoy easy access in and out of the water with a gradual, sandy entrance. Take a seat on the two-tiered deck for a relaxing evening of entertaining and grilling bbq's. Walk right into the house off the deck into the main living space through any of the andersen slider doors. Enjoy the comfort of vaulted ceilings in the main living area with skylights and lake views. Inside find an open concept living/dining and kitchen area, with a center fireplace wood stove.

Two bedrooms are located on this first floor, along with a full bathroom and mudroom with laundry. Head upstairs and you will find the master suite and a Juliette balcony overlooking the lake. Kanasatka is the perfect lake for all water sports and recreational boating and fishing! Additionally, an active voluntary water preservation committee is also there testing and preserving the beautiful clean water of Kanasatka.

123 Kanasatka Road is offered at $799,000.

▪ Large Dock, gradual sandy water entrance ▪ Over 150 ft of water frontage ▪ Expansive deck overlooking waterfront, great for

entertaining ▪ Andersen slider doors from kitchen/living space to deck ▪ Detached 1 car garage ▪ Vegetable and herb garden ▪ .75 acre lot with 5.8 additional acres in back lot

Kitchen: •

Large granite island with

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Double oven

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Trash compactor

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Open concept to living/dining space

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Pendant lighting

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Easy access to deck

Living/Dining: • • • • •

Open concept Lake Views Wood Burning Fireplace Carpet Andersen sliding doors allow access to wrap around deck

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Vaulted ceiling

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Large windows provide beautiful views of the lake and Red Hill

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Private suite

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Carpet

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Double vanity

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His/Hers closets

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¾ bath

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Skylight

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2 additional bedrooms

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Wood/carpet flooring

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Deck access through sliding doors

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Ample closet space

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Full bath

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Granite counter, single vanity

Favorite Features of the Neighborhood & Area:

We also love that the locations conveniently just 30 minutes from I-93, 15 minutes to down town Meredith and of course just 2 minutes to downtown Center Harbor.

We can easily get to ski mountains, shopping and restaurant destinations.

Throughout the 50 wonderful years spent living on Lake Kanasatka we have met so many wonderful neighbors and people throughout the community. Many of the same families still live in the neighborhood today. Our children all had summer jobs while living here as well.

The lake has an active association that monitors the water quality and promotes lake stewardship through education, meetings and activities. Their website is www.Kanasatka.org.

Our property is always great to have guests over for BBQ’s and parties with easy access on and off the deck to the lawn and into the kitchen through the sliding doors. Lots of volleyball games were played in the yard, and swimming off the dock and sandy walk in waterfront.

The vegetable and herb gardens have always been a treat in the summer, being able to walk right of your deck and pick what you need.

This pristine 375 acre lake was originally called Red Hill Pond, named after the hills behind its northern shore. Maps from the 1800’s give the name of the lake as Long Pond. A saw mill was located at the southern end, just across the Whittier Highway (NH Route 25) from what today is Conway’s bait shop.

Large trees were cut from the woods surrounding the lake and logs were floated down the lake and dragged across the highway to the sawmill.

Lake Kanasatka is fed by Wakondah Pond from the west, snow melt from surrounding hills, and many of its own springs. A dam at the Route 25 end of the lake controls the water level. Water that flows over the dam follows a narow stream into Lake Winnipesaukee. The lake is 2 miles long, .3 miles wide in most places, and has a mean depth of 20 feet. The deepest point, estimated at 48 feet, is in the widest spot, near Route 25.

www.kanasatka.org