The Ultimate Family Compound

The Ultimate Family Compound

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The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

Welcome to the Lake!

The Meredith Family Compound was created on the Jockey Cove end of Sewall Road in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire over the last 30 years, by Sheila and Dave Meredith. Ok, they built it with a lot of input from their extended family, and a lot of help from an exceptionally talented group of architects and local trades’ artisans.

Their Vision was to create a place where their family, and extended family, could gather, grow together and bond.

The property is located on 2+ acres of land, with 400+ feet of shoreline on Jockey Cove (Lake Winnipesaukee).

The Compound includes: • the original (circa 1904) Cookhouse (all 32 square feet), which now serves as a play house for the kids, • the original camp, now converted into TreeMoonDus, a 5000+ foot Adirondack-style Home (featured on the cover of Architectural Digest in August 1986), which takes care of the younger families and those with more “active” kids. It’s an architectural treasure trove.

• Grampa’s House was built in 1998 for Grandpa, and his brother-in-law. In 2500 feet on two floors, it provides completely separate living quarters for both sets of grandparents (if you like) or any other group you might want to keep somewhat separated, • the Lake House offers 6000+ feet of architectural splendor carried out by local craftsmen to standards unsurpassed anywhere on the Lake (completed in 2002, and refined over the ensuing years) • The Original Boat House, built in 1985 gives birth to two 30+ boats with an over-the-bay loft providing 600 sq. ft. of gaming space above (the teenagers love it), • the New Lake House Boathouse, built in 2001, accommodates two more 30+ foot boats (no, no loft above), with a perched sand beach and granite steps down to the sand bottom lake • two, 2-car Garages, one at TreeMoonDus (with a storage loft above and a 500 sq. ft. room below for tractors, water toys, exercise equipment, or just more storage, at ground-level which is Lake-level below); the other Garage is attached to the Lake House and with space for extra refrigerators, firewood, supplies and a potting room/garden room for necessary flower arrangements), and • The Studio, a three story “barn” complete with 3,000 pound freight elevator which currently serves as a woodworking and metal shop, but could easily be converted into a painter’s studio, a potter’s throw, or a small community center. Yes, perhaps a theater, but then again, there already is one of those in the lower level of the Lake House.

• Adjacency to the 176 acre Sewall Woods conservation land trust (right across Sewall Road) with miles of nature walks and cross country skiing.

The Compound has a curving shoreline with exposures to the south and to the south west, providing superb privacy and protection from the sometimes more challenging waters of Lake Winnipesaukee’s “Broads”. It also provides easy access to the further reaches of the Lake and points beyond including downtown Wolfeboro Bay (less than a two mile walk). Year round, the Sunsets are incredible. And the landscaping at the Compound respects Nature’s request for privacy and preservation, while honoring the granite which has given character to the State of New Hampshire and its residents. The stonework and water-features and gardens are impressive. The Compound is a place for both active family interaction, and quiet solitude – two blessings that are hard to find in one place.

The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

Why Wolfeboro….. Why Lake Winnipesaukee?

Rich History Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, “The Oldest Summer Resort” in America. Governor John Wentworth... Wolfeboro's claim to fame as the oldest summer resort in America is based on the building of a large summer mansion on the shores of Lake Wentworth in 1771 by Colonial Governor John Wentworth. Wolfeboro is over 250 years old, however looking at past photos you will see the town remains the same. Wolfeboro is a traditional walking downtown with local artisan galleries, gift shops and nice restaurants. Wolfeboro is the quintessential New England town.

Easy access Wolfeboro is only two hours from Boston’s Logan International airport and is an hour and twenty minutes from Manchester Airport which services most major carriers. The local airport located Laconia (KLCI) is just a half hour away. KLCI is a full-service airport, with two FBOs on site, maintenance facilities, hangars, rental car agencies, and flight planning facilities, including WSI PilotBrief weather terminals and more.

Lake Winnipesaukee Lake Winnipesaukee is one of the nation’s best kept secrets. The lake itself is over 44,000 acres of crystal clear spring feed water. Eight towns surround the lake, all with their own charm and and public docking. Waterskiing, diving, kayaking, sailing, motor boating, swimming are all activities enjoyed by home owners around the lake.

With no income or sales tax, there is a lot to like in this wonderful area.

430 | The Lake House

The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

430 Sewall: “The Lake House” The final parcel of land became available from the Schleibus Family in 1999, and Sheila could not resist. Plans went through several architects, each improving on the other, until they were turned over to a protégé of David Sellers, who was practicing in San Francisco at the time.

Gunnar Hubbard had actually worked on many of the Camp drawings in 1990, while in his native Vermont with Sellers and Company, but now he was on his own and able to show his stuff.

The Lake House is the final jewel in the Family Compound. It is built into the hillside in three living levels: the main level (entered from under the porte cochere linking the house and the garage) follows the open-living concepts of the Camp House and the Two-Family Guest House; the Upper level (entered from the flower and vegetable gardens and exercise room which sits on top of the porte cochere); and, the Lower Level with access to the lower level patio, gardens, beach and boathouse. All three levels are connected by a spiral wormy chestnut staircase, with wrought iron railings by Mike Connolly, and a small 4 person elevator. The 3,000+ foot, 3 story Art Studio (serviced with a second elevator – this one is a 3,000 pound industrial type) shares the site with the Main House, with a two car attached Garage and garden/crafts, firewood rooms, and with a second Boathouse.

The home and the Main Level revolve around an over-the-top kitchen by Zarse Custom Cabinets. The Kitchen is the meal-driven hub of the Lake House. It is surrounded by a TV and reading area, a dining area, a two story, balconied living room with another of the Larry Smart fireplaces (two stories on the main floor, and one more story below), a two person family office, a walk-in pantry, and a powder room. Also on this level is the master bedroom suite with includes a master bath, a laundry room, and a double walk-in closet. The kitchen, the living room and the master bedroom all open on to a partially covered wraparound porch with direct southern exposures of Jockey Cove, the Broads, the Islands and the White Mountains.

The Upper Level includes a state of the art exercise room, a library and reading area, two guest bedroom suites and a walk out balcony reachable from the library and one of the guest suites.

The Lower Level is centered around the base-fireplace (again by Larry Smart) in a Gathering Room with game and card tables, a sitting area, a pool table, a communications desk, a cedar closet, and a powder room. Adjacent to this main room is a home theater, a wine cellar, a covered patio, a utility room, and additional guest quarters. The Guest Quarters include 3 bedrooms, two full baths, a laundry and an audio-communications center.

With 200 feet of southern facing shoreline, you will not find a better combination of quality, location, comfort and function anywhere on Lake Winnipesaukee.

Entrance to The Lake House

The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

Key Features  200 feet of waterfront with raised sand beach and granite steps to sandy bottom of the Lake.  Approximately 6000 feet of quality construction including extraordinary wood inlays, cherry moldings and straight grained fir beams and doors  Wormy chestnut floors throughout the house reclaimed from 200 year old barn raised in Ohio  3000+ square foot Arts Studio with industrial elevator  Oversized, 2 car attached garage with extra space for gardening supplies, flower arranging, firewood storage, golf clubs, and extra food storage

 Lite Touch Smarthouse electrical system throughout the property for remote control from anywhere within the house or within cell phone reach  Crestron Smarthouse controls throughout for heat, air conditioning, entertainment and even windows  1500 square feet of Ipe decking wrapping around the front and side of the house and on the Upper Level Deck  Custom wrought iron and stonework both inside and outside the house

Waterfront Features  Southern exposure from 200+ feet of waterfront  Oversized two bay boathouse with custom mahogany closets throughout  Mahogany Dock

 Lakeside lawn  Lakeside patio  Perched beach with granite steps and wrought iron railing to sandy bottom

Utilities  Two Viessmann Boilers  Two Hot Water storage tanks with continuous circulating hot water throughout the house  Central vacuum  Radiant hot water heat  3 separate sequenced air conditioning systems  Two 10,000 gallon propane tanks  Spray foam insulation throughout  Walls and ceilings sheet rocked and then plastered

 Lite Touch electrical control system with Crestron and IPhone touch pad controls  Crestron audio, climate, lighting and TV control systems throughout (it’s like magic)  Panasonic Phone and intercom system  105 KW generator system with 454 big block supercharged Chevy power and propane fuel (yes, plenty to power all the properties)  Permethrin insect control system (right, no mosquitoes and very few spiders)

The Lake House Waterfront 430

The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

Room by Room Features Kitchen (main level)  Thermador double oven gas range with grill and six burners  Double Sub Zero Refrigerators with 4 crisper and freezer pull out drawers  Twin Bosch dishwashers, sinks and disposals  Granite Countertops

 Custom cabinetry built by Zarse Custom Kitchens  Center island with custom 4” butcher block maple countertop and prep sink with center island storage  Inlaid wood ceiling with LED lighting

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Opens to kitchen and dining areas Opens to outdoor kitchen and Lakeview porch Wormy chestnut floors LED lighting

 Southern exposure with view of Jockey Cove, the Broads and the White Mountains  Electric remote controlled transom windows

Dining Area (main level)  Seating for 10  Wet bar with custom built-in 200 pound icemaker and beverage storage  2 drawer beer and beverage fridge

 LED lighting  Electric remote controlled transom windows  View of the Cove, Broads and Mountains

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Opens to balcony and upper level Library Opens to covered front porch and deck Opens to entry hall and covered entryway Views of the Cove, Broads and Mountains Cherry moldings and inlays Straight-grain fir columns

 Two story curved fireplace, of mountain, field and river stones (equipped with a propane gas starter and “dry set” by Larry Smart)  Wormy chestnut floors and curved stair case to upper and lower levels  Wrought iron railings by Mike Connolly  Built-in TV and game closet

A place to gather and share life stories

Main Level 2500 sq. ft.

Open living concept and Master Suite

Lower Bedroom

The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

Master Bedroom Suite (main level)  Views of the Cove, Broads and Mountains  Opens on to covered front porch and deck  Master bathroom with; twin water closets, twin vanities and sinks, twin storage closets, large shower, whirlpool bath

 Master closet by Zarse features a center isle with built-in drawers and shelves for clothing and shoes  Laundry room with access to master closet and main hallway  Electrically operated transom windows

Pantry (main level, next to kitchen)  Utility sink and storage  Purified water system

 Cabinetry by Zarse  Wormy Chestnut floors

Family Office (main level, next to kitchen)  Twin built in desks with computer support and storage cabinets  Mail boxes and mailing, packaging counter and supplies

 Views of gardens and Cove, Broads and Mountains  State of the art built-ins by Zarse

Other Support Rooms (main level off the back hall)  Curved entry hall  Guest closet

 Elevator  Powder room

Game Room (lower level)  Accessed by curved granite and wormy chestnut staircase with wrought iron railings by Mike Connolly  Communications center with built-in desk  Fireplace wall of mountain, field and river stone, and antique mill stone by Larry Smart with glass shelving and built-in TV and game cabinet  Stained, polished and scored concrete floors  Refreshment center with two beverage refrigerators, icemaker, dishwasher, microwave (for the popcorn) and game storage closet with built-in chicken coop from antique parts collected

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Pool table and down lighting Sitting area Card/games area Posts and beams from the same 200 year old raised Ohio barn  Walkout to lower level covered patio  Views of the Cove, Broads and Mountains beyond

6 Bedrooms – Main floor master suite

The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

Theater (lower level)  6 foot by 10 foot screen  Padded sound-proof fabric walls and wall lighting  Raised viewing area with comfort seating for 14 and carpeting for others who just want to lay around  Electric keyboard

 Ceiling mounted projection system for movies, VCR and TV  Crestron control system  Often serves as supplemental sleeping area  Media closet  Storage closets

Wine Cellar (lower level)  Custom wine racks for approximately 1200 bottles  Storage closet  Barreled ceiling built to look like capsized sailboat  Storage cabinets for more wine, or other hard (right, that’s what happened to the wine) (or soft) beverages  Separate 50+ degree air conditioning system  Tile flooring

Guest Quarters (lower level off the game room)  Master Guest Suite with bath, walk-in closet and views of the Lake and Mountains  Oversized guest bedroom with walk in closet and Boathouse/Lake views  Family guest bedroom with queen bed and upper and lower built-in bunk beds  Double closet  Custom paneling

 Garden views  Guest bath with twin vanities, shower and tub; garden views  Laundry with washer and dryer  Storage closets  Utility closets  Electronic media and controls closet, with front and back-door service access

Other Rooms off Game Room (lower level)  Cedar closet  Powder room

 Elevator  Utility Room

Lower Living Level 3,000 sq. ft.

Home Theater for audience of 16

The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

Exercise Room (upper level)  Room for 10 pieces of serious workout equipment, plus stretching and floor exercises on maple plugged Ipe flooring  Curved ceiling of straight-grained fir  Mahogany clad posts and beams  Huge plate glass windows on two walls with views of gardens

 Opens through double doors to upper level cut flower, fruit and vegetable gardens  Opens on other end to Upper level Library and Balcony  Electrically operated privacy/sun blinds  Custom cabinetry  TV

Library (upper level)  Built-in raised panel cherry shelving for 500+ volumes  Reading cubby with love seat  Sitting area with desk, 2 overstuffed chairs and ottomans overlooking balcony and living room below

 Double door with walk-out to Upper Deck (of Ipe with wrought iron railings)  Panoramic views of Jockey Cove, the Broads and the White Mountains beyond  Elevator to lower levels  Curved wormy chestnut stairs with wrought iron railing to lower level.

Guest Suite I (upper level)  Now being used as Sheila’s beading, clay and craft studio  Views of Jockey Cove, the Broads and the White Mountains; also has great views of the lower and upper gardens  Opens onto Upper Level Deck

 Painted maple floors  Lots of built-ins, which few but Sheila and her friends would appreciate  Full bath with custom tiling and curved walls

Guest Suite II (upper level)  Peaked and curved plaster ceiling  Now being used as Dave’s “real” office and  Full bath napping retreat  Closet and cupboards  Views of Jockey Cove, the Broads and the White Mountains  Built-in curved cherry desk and matching woodwork (note: there is an elliptical 8 foot cherry and walnut conference table in storage that matches the curved desk, file cabinets and moldings – all custom built by Paul Hammer and Curtis Zarse).

Upper Level 1500 sq. ft.

The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

“Lakehouse Boathouse” (built in 2000-1)  Poured concrete (40’ into the shoreline)  Two bays with 4 foot interior finger docks of mahogany for two 30+ foot boats  Mahogany crib dock (4’ by 30’) with guest docking on both sides  Electric garage doors and vented canvas siding for winter protection and “breathing”.  Two 2-ton electric lifts on 8” steel beams and laminated wood beams for winter storage and maintenance  Hot and cold water for showers and boat maintenance

 Custom stone footbath with lake-water pumping system (to keep the sand from the kids’ feet out of the boats and off the decks)  Built in mahogany cabinets for storage of life jackets, ski jackets, boat supplies, beach toys and boat equipment  Refrigerator for beverages and snacks  Two storage closets for beach chairs, floats, rafts and all the other stuff that clutters things up  Raised sand beach with granite steps and iron railings to sandy lake bottom

Attached Garage (built in 2000-1)  Massive, custom door with industrial hinges (4” thick oak)  Poured concrete (ceiling and walls) with mountain, field, and river stone facing  Walls are paneled with straight grained fir  Epoxy and granite chip floor  Hot and cold water faucets in each bay

 Sconce and wall lighting  8’ gardening sink that will hold about as many flowers as you can grow  Built-in cabinets for art and garden supplies  Utility/maintenance closet  Extra refrigerator, trash, firewood, golf club and misc. work and storage areas

Creative Studio (built in 2000-1) (Currently set up as a woodshop and metal fabrication shop. But, it could be anything you want from painting to potting to gardening to antique car rebuilding)  Approximately 3000 square feet on 3 floors  Heated and air conditioned  Industrial 2000+ pound freight elevator (5’ by 6’ cab)  Covered “planning” porch on the main level (approximately 180 feet)  Lower level stone patio (covered with winter canvas screen for work and bench protection)  Epoxy and granite chip floor with radiant heat on the lower level  Oak flooring on the main level  Rough pine flooring in attic  Garage door – with summer screening and entry door – on main level

 Side door and porch, plus wood curing room on main level  Outside wood shed  Metal storage and dust collection silo attached  Paneled walls  3 phase 220 volt converter  Additional “clean” 3 phase, 220 volt converter  Central dust collection system  Screw-type air compressor system  Paint spray booth  Utility room with 110 KW generator, which will power the whole compound when the Town power fails.

Creative Studio with freight elevator perfect for woodworking or art studio

Attention to detail is an understatement

428 - Two Family Guest House

The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

428 Sewall: Grampa’s House (now a two family Guest House)

In 1996, the third of four Schleibus lots of record, now housing the Jordan/Legere split level ranch house, was acquired. Both the Jordans and the Legeres were great neighbors, but they weren’t too keen on the Fourth of July fireworks and Olympic Games being carried out at TreeMoonDus, next door. And Grampa and his brother-in-law had also taken up residence at the Camp.

So, in 1998, Grampa’s House came into being. It was a “necessity”. The extended family got too big to fit in the Camp, Grampa got up too early and went to bed too early and loved to “run” things. The house was designed by Steven Stokes and built by many of the same local craftsmen who worked on The Camp.

The design intent for Grampa’s House was to complement the original Camp, but also to accommodate the more exacting demands of “the Chairman”, and his brother-in-law, Sheila’s Uncle Gordy. They actually lived upstairs, and his caretaker and other members of the family occupied the downstairs quarters. The Chairman had full view of the Compound and the activities on the playing fields, boathouses, and waters below.

With one lot of record, and no deeded waterfront, the lot provides easy access to both the Camp and the Lake House (the last remaining lot owned by the Schleibus Family in 1998). Other than city water, the only water on Grampa’s lot consists of a pumped stream drawn from and returned to Jockey Cove. The bubbling water sound worked wonders on Grampa’s ability to sleep at almost any time. The two family guest house has dramatic water views of Jockey Cove, the Broads and the White Mountains beyond.

Key Features Upper Level  Master bedroom with en-suite bath and walk out slider to porch  Guest bedroom and office with walk-out slider to deck  Open great room with kitchen counter eating  Dining table for 8  Sitting area opening to covered porch

 Mountain, field and river stone 2 story fireplace

by Larry Smart’s sons (Mark and Josh)  Full hall bath  Laundry area  Wrap around, partially covered Ipe deck with mahogany clad posts and wrought iron railings  Stone stairs and access to driveway in front and lawn and garden areas below

Walk-out Level “in-law suite”  Oven-less kitchen  Great room  En-suite master bedroom with room for kids’ bunk beds when needed

 Great room  Full guest bath with tiled shower  Caretaker’s sitting room, bedroom and en-suite bath

428 - Two Family Guest House

The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

426 Sewall: TreeMoonDus Two lots of record, combined into one in 1982, provide 210 feet of shoreline on approximately one acre of western facing land on Jockey Cove. The property includes the original Cook House (circa 1904), the “remodeled” camp (which has undergone numerous renovations since the original 19th Century tent platforms were replaced with real buildings, but now called the Camp after the major redo in 1982-3 when the Merediths bought the property from the Schleibus Family), the TreeHouse (built in 1990), the Old Boathouse (built in 1985) and the Garage (built in 1990).

“The Camp House” - One of the first classic Adirondack-style homes built on Lake Winnipesaukee in modern times, The Camp House is faithful to its rustic heritage with all the modern conveniences of the 21st Century. Architect, David Sellers describes his design as “Creating appropriate beauty” in an article featuring the home on the Cover of Architectural Digest in August 1986. Sellers designed and built the home following the same time-tested post and beam construction methods employed at the turn of the 20th Century in the finest of the Adirondack homes. The spruce posts and beams were cut and placed on site, while the rafters were harvested from Vermont hard maple. The home is filled with architectural surprises including: a 3-story, 80 ton, walk-thru fireplace built by Larry Smart from mountain, field and river stone; a stone wet bar; a new Zarsebuilt, custom-finished, maple kitchen with soapstone counters and radiant-heat, polished-cement floors.

The newly updated kitchen includes: a Viking gas range, two Sub-Zero refrigerators, 2 wine/beverage refrigerators, a snack fridge, two dishwashers, two garbage disposals, twin doubledoor pantries, and sliding glass doors under a domed ceiling leading to the outdoor kitchen and stone terrace at lakeside.

When combined with the attached two-story TreeHouse, The Camp offers 4 en-suite master bedrooms, two with porches, and one with a private “Crow’s Nest” viewing platform – all with private master baths. There are two additional kids’ bedrooms, an expansive 3rd floor sleeping loft, an office and a sleeping porch. Every main room has amazing views of Jockey Cove and the Broads and White Mountains beyond. The Great Room, which houses the Larry Smart fireplace, accommodates dining for 12, game tables, T-V viewing and reading for the extended family. It opens on to a covered porch, which in turn opens onto a Mark Smart Patio which is less than 10 feet from the lapping waters of Jockey Cove (only Grandfathered Zoning permits this to exist today).

Sunsets are spectacular. The Adirondack-style Boathouse is oversized with a recreational room above; and mahogany decks and docks provide plenty of room for all the necessary water toys and boats. The property invites you into the spectacular waters of Lake Winnipesaukee (visually, from the granite steps, the dock or the rope swing) with multiple patios and two private waterside lawn areas.

This is one that cannot be duplicated.

426 - The Camp - TreeMoonDus

The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

Key Features  4 Master Bedrooms and baths, en-suite, one  2 Car detached Adirondack-style garage with with an office and “Crow’s Nest” viewing porch loft and 400+ feet of ground level walk-out  2 additional bedrooms storage and utility space (tractor accessible).  1 and one half additional bathrooms  Boathouse with second floor game room  Sleeping Loft and Sleeping Porch  Children’s Playhouse c. 1904. Aka the  Spruce beams, maple rafters and leafy beech Cookhouse branches are a part of the unique decor  Covered porches and patios provide 900 feet of outdoor living space

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Classic Boathouse with finished room above Mahogany Dock West facing Lakeside Lawn

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Lakeside Terrace and Lakeside Patio Stone walk ways Custom stone walls and wood benches 210 feet of waterfront

Utilities  Propane hot air/ hot water furnace  Underground utilities  200 Amp Service

 Radiant heat  Public Sewer  Public Water

Room by Room Features Kitchen     

New custom cabinets by Zarse Viking gas range Double Viking ovens Twin Sub-Zero refrigerators New Soapstone counters with overhang on Center Isle for breakfast eating  Loads of counter space  Two dishwashers

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2 Garbage disposals 2 Pantries 2 Wine/beverage refrigerators Ice maker Lobster pot filler Custom murals with working miniature antique train

Gorgeous new cabinets and soapstone counters

The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

Living Room  3 story, mountain, field and river stone fireplace by Larry Smart  Wall of windows facing lake  Game area  Custom stone wet bar

 Direct access to covered porch  Cathedral ceiling  Frank Lloyd Wright inspired Corner Windows

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Large bedroom with water views Dressing Room Walk in closet Master Bath with custom tile Walk out Crow’s Nest to quietude overlooking Jockey Cove

 Barreled ceiling  Air Conditioning  Master’s Office with built in desk and napping couch

Main Floor Master  Built on the remaining section of the original camp (Nuthatch circa 1908)  Views of Jockey Cove, the Broads and the White Mountains

 Walk in closet  Newly renovated bath, with shower, tub, and double sinks

Two Upstairs Bedrooms and Sleeping Loft (right, for the kids)  Water views  Custom woodwork  Large closets

 Sleeping loft extends the length of main house  Mooning porch

“The Tree House” Built in 1990 and attached to Camp House, perfect for overflow guest who want their own space.  2 complete bedroom suites - upper and lower  Water views  Separate porches

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Built in dressers Custom head boards Private baths Separate entrances

Custom stonework inside and out

Master Bedroom with Master Bath, Dressing Room, and Water Views and 3 additional guest bedrooms

The “Tree House” Two Bedrooms Two Bathrooms Water Views

Upper Bedroom

Lower Bedroom

Water Views from almost every room

The Ultimate Family Compound

Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

“The Camp Boathouse”  Built in 1985  Screened stair-accessible loft, offering  Excavated inland approximately 40 feet to approximately 600 sq. ft. of gaming area high-water depth of 4 feet  Double doors to deck allowing easy access  Houses two 30+ foot boats to the lake below. (Shallow dives advised.)  Mahogany decks inside the boathouse with a 6’  Post and beam construction and steel lift by 30’ mahogany dock accessible from both sides beams ensure many years of family memories from the water.

“Detached Garage”  Built in 1990  2 Cars  Loft above with pull down stairs

 Storage and utility room below – 400 sq. ft.

Double doors ensure easy tractor access

“Original Camp Cookhouse” (circa 1904)  32 sq. ft. with 3 paned glass windows  Moved from lakeside to current site in 1990  Great attraction for the girls, and a few boys

 Bead board ceiling served as inspiration for master bedroom and for TreeHouse – can be seen in Lake House as constructed in 2000-1

Boathouse With Finished Game Room Above

Equally Extraordinary - Day and Night