Charming House on 7 Acres in Rural New Hampshire

This magical place has been our home away from home for twenty years and we are excited to share it with you. We hope you'll experience the same time-out-of-time feeling we get when sitting out on the deck in the early morning or looking up on a moonless night as the Milky Way snakes its way across the dark sky. The house sits on seven mostly wooded acres that abut a scenic beaver pond. The property is located on a quiet unpaved road in rural New Hampshire. The space Inside, you'll love the open feeling of our house, especially the great room with its cathedral ceilings. The bright all-season porch is always a wonderful place to relax and socialize. During your stay you will have exclusive use of the house and property. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you'll need for your home cooking. There is a coffee maker with some supplies to get you started. Towels and bathroom supplies are provided and you can let us know if there's anything you need that we might have forgotten. There is a small TV with DVD player and a collection of DVDs for you to enjoy. You're also welcome to use any of the many games in the house, including the mini-pool table. You are welcome to use the charcoal grill but may need to replenish the supplies. Any of our three bikes can be made available upon request. Guest access Our house sits on about 7 mostly wooded acres abutting a large beaver pond. An approximately one-acre 'country lawn' surrounds the house. You are welcome to explore any part of our property but the pond is suitable for only for beavers, waterfowl and other wildlife. It is not safe for recreational activities such as swimming or boating. Other things to note In WINTER, even though town roads (and our driveway) are plowed regularly, driving in rural New Hampshire can be difficult due to accumulated ice and snow. It is strongly advised that your vehicle is equipped with snow tires or good all-season tires. Muddy roads in the SPRING can also be difficult to negotiate for vehicles with poor traction. Power outages due to storms in the area may occur but our automatic backup generator ensures you will never be without power. Please be advised that, especially in the late SPRING and in SUMMER, you may have to contend with not-so-welcome pests like deer-flies, mosquitoes and wasps. We wish they weren't there or could be convinced to leave you alone but, alas, this is country life. Black flies are especially abundant and biting in May and early June until those beautiful dragonflies arrive. PETS are welcome but please let us know if they will be joining you. We do ask that you discourage your pets from using the furniture. Also, please pick up after your dog even if it's out on the expansive 'country lawn'. For your pets' safety, they should not be allowed to free roam to avoid unpleasant or even lethal encounters with any of the animals that may be around, especially coyotes, bobcats, beavers, porcupines and skunks.