48 Baker Avenue, Deerfield NH 03037

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ake Living at its Best.

Presented by Michael Travis, REALTOR® • Bean Group, 4 Stevens Avenue, Meredith NH 03253 Office: (800) 450-7784 • Cell: 603-303-2599 • www.WaterfrontAgent.com

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pacious open plan three story home is newly built, and truly move in ready.

Literally just steps to the water, you will love this glistening, huge family home on a very private level lot with plenty of open grassy space to spread out and entertain. Relax in the country on your 350 sq ft farmer’s porch!

The interior of this modern home is light and bright with 9 foot ceilings, hardwood floors throughout, all white décor and each bedroom boasts a full en suite bath. The kitchen offers granite, with gas cooktop, double oven, professional range hood and enormous walk in pantry.

Detached three car garage has entirely independent guest quarters apartment above, with modern kitchen, 1 1/2 baths and separate washer/dryer.

A brand new artistically designed garden shed is the perfect space for your creative outlet or additional storage if needed.

Luxury lake living without pretension. They say “If you are lucky enough to live on a lake, you are lucky enough” Here you are very lucky indeed.

Additional amenities include a whole house generator, central AC, recessed lighting, first floor laundry, on demand hot water, irrigation system, finished and heated garage, boat dock with swim ladder and space for multiple boats.

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ith the appeal of waterfront properties as a gathering place for

families, having enough room is sometimes a challenge. Rarely do you find an amenity of a legal second unit. The Carriage House features a finished and heated 3-car garage with tons of storage. The second level is an entirely independent apartment. It has the look and feel of a New York City loft featuring a huge mural of the Flatiron District. There are modern fixtures throughout with hardwood floors and open space. It was the home for the current owners while the main waterfront property was being built. Extended family and guests will appreciate the open plan, dining and living room,nicely appointed modern kitchen, large bedroom, bonus room, 1 1/2 baths and separate washer/dryer. It can be an in-law unit or a place to defer the cost of retirement communities or paying for additional apartments for the newly graduated kids.

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ords can’t begin to describe the emotional

response you will experience from being at Mother Nature’s Sanctuary just steps away.

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urrounding a central landing on the second

level are three en suite bedrooms including a huge master suite with walk in closet.

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he third level consists of a finished bonus

room with a large sitting area, full bath and section that could be used as space for an home office or guest bed. There is plenty of space to incorporate a closet and storage in the knee walls.

Features for 48 Baker Avenue, Deerfield, New Hampshire

_______________ LOT DESCRIPTION

• 125 ft of waterfront •.75 Acres • Aluminum dock with 5000 lb boat lift and Seadoo lift Irrigation system • Stone retaining walls • (2) walk in beach areas • Artesian well • Water conditioner / softener system • Septic with reinforced tank and pump system • Generac whole house generator • Wired for Cable/Internet • Smart Home

_______________ MAIN HOUSE

• 38x40 three story home with water views from every room.

• Four doghouse dormers • Walkout basement with water views • Central AC (2 units) • Forced hot air heat (2 units) • Front and rear double entry doors • 9’ ceilings on first floor • All hardwood floors • 200+ recessed lights

• 3 bedrooms • Third floor bonus room • 4 ½ bathrooms • First floor laundry room • (2) On-demand Rinnai propane hot water heaters • Oversized walk-in pantry • Double oven • Stainless steel appliances • Gas cooktop with professional hood range • Granite counter tops • 4x8 granite island with seating for six • Subway tile back splash • Oversized kitchen under counter sink with separate prep sink • Glass door cabinetry

_______________ CARRIAGE HOUSE

• 28x38 3 bay garage • Heated garage stalls • 800sqft guest house apartment • Palladium window in living area with lake view • Fully dormered back • Sky lights • Washer dryer hookups • On-demand Rinnai hot water heater

• 1 bedroom • Large bonus room • Open Plan dining room, living room •Gas fireplace • Recessed lights • 1 ½ bathrooms • Pantry • Granite counter tops • Under counter sink • Vent free fireplace

_______________ GARDEN SHED

•16x16 garden shed with second floor storage •Perfect for artist studio, music room or man cave •Garage door in rear

Northwood Lake in Northwood, Epsom and Deerfield New Hampshire

Northwood Lake is a 653 acre full-activity lake in Northwood and Epsom NH, with public boat launch, town beach, and one of the few lakes in New Hampshire with a full service marina, dock company and boat storage. On the Eastern most part of the lake is a protected loon nesting grounds to complete the “On Golden Pond” experience. The lake feeds both Pleasant Lake in Deerfield and eventually the Merrimack River. There is also a very strong Lake Association to the benefit of all property owners and to help preserve the natural surroundings. It is a warm water fish lake, with observed species including small mouth and largemouth bass, chain pickerel, brown bullhead, and white perch.

History of Northwood Lake Northwood was known as the “North Woods” of Nottingham. The lake was originally named Suncook Pond and renamed Northwood Lake in 1929 ,by the New Hampshire legislature officially changed the name to clear up any confusion with the Suncook Ponds in Barnstead.

Solomon Bickford, the first settler in the Narrows section of Northwood near the Lake arrived in 1763. Samuel Johnson who built a gristmill along Narrows Brook soon followed him. In a short time other settlers came, and small mills were built along outlet streams from Jenness, Long, and Harvey Ponds, as well as other areas.

Northwood was incorporate in 1773 and attained a population of 313 by 1775. In addition to the mills, lumbering was the main industry at this time.

In 1796, a turnpike was constructed between the present capital city of Concord and the coastal towns of Portsmouth, Dover, and Exeter.

Northwood became known for its excellent inns and taverns that sprang up to support the increased travel along this main east-west thoroughfare. Later to be known as “Antique Alley for its many antique shops off of Route 4. By 1890 the population turned increasing to agricultural pursuits as most of the good lumber had been harvested. Prized meadowland for hay was located at the outlet end of the Lake, although it later disappeared when the dam was built and the pond enlarged. The lake was used primarily for fishing. All this changed in the early 1900’s as industrial developments allowed people more leisure time. As the “horseless carriages” became available in the 1920’s and the turnpike became a paved Route 4, the lakes of Northwood became prime summer residents.

Berry’s Grove, along Lake Shore Drive, was developed around 1900, providing refreshments, picnic areas, and rental boats.

An early dance hall, the Suncook Pond Pavilion, was built out over the swampy area near the present day town beach. It was never very sturdy and was replaced by the Roseland in 1924, which became the center of the area’s summer life until after World War II. A coal-fired steamboat operated on the lake about this time, carrying a dozen or more passenger at a time.

In 1926, the Suncook Mills constructed the present day dam. The mill owned the water rights and the lake was used for the upstream storage of water, to be released during the dry season to power the mills in Suncook. The New Hampshire Northwood Lake Water Resources Board pur- chased the dam from the Suncook Manufacturing Company in 1957 for $1.00.Lake Theyis 653 currently • Northwood ac. operate and maintain the dam, lowering thelong water. level 5 feet from • 3 miles • Car Races on the Ice in winter mid-November to mid-March.

• Loon nesting grounds Life on Northwood Lake is always rich with fond memories for • Public Boat Launch generations to enjoy.

• Full service marina on lake • Full boating activity on lake

Presented by Michael Travis • 4 Stevens Avenue, Meredith NH 03253 • Office: 800-450-7784 • Cell: 603-303-2599 • www.WaterfrontAgent.com