Property Description

Steeped in history, the iconic Peter Hayward Tavern circa 1764 is a rare legacy property encompassing approximately 191 acres spanning both Surry and Keene, New Hampshire. The offering includes the historic main residence, substantial barn, and approximately 140 acres in Surry with an additional 50 acres in Keene, much of it protected in current use and conservation. Ideally situated across from Bretwood Golf Course and within walking distance to Goose Pond Recreation Area, the setting offers an exceptional blend of privacy, recreation, and natural beauty. The classic center chimney Cape with attached ell is an extraordinary example of early American craftsmanship, showcasing original woodwork, graceful arched fireplace surrounds, and six fireplaces connected to five separate flues within the massive central chimney. Thoughtfully updated while preserving its historic integrity, the home seamlessly blends period character with modern comfort. The renovated chef's kitchen features a large center island, cathedral ceilings, ribbon windows, premium appliances including a six-burner Wolf gas range, and abundant natural light. The kitchen opens to a warm and inviting living room with fireplace, creating ideal gathering spaces for everyday living and entertaining. A separate walk-in pantry provides excellent additional storage. The attached ell includes a private office and half bath with beautiful views overlooking pastoral setting. Outside, perennial gardens and mature landscaping frame the home, while the striking in-ground pool with custom stonework & tennis court complements the estate setting beautifully. A spacious wraparound deck provides the perfect backdrop for outdoor entertaining The impressive two-story barn offers extensive workshop space along with a well-appointed two-bedroom apartment ideal for guests or caretakers. A truly exceptional offering where history, land, and lifestyle come together in one of the Monadnock Region's most picturesque settings.

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