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49 Ellis Farm Road
Sanbornton, NH 03269
$700,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
3
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
2477
Property Description
This is not your average colonial. First, this property is set in the very desirable town of Sanbornton. Life happens in just a bit more relaxed fashion here than in the surrounding Lakes Region. Second, the many upgrades the owner has made will leave you gobsmacked. This home sits at the end of a cul-de-sac of incredibly beautiful homes. Once you have arrived and realize the oasis that is at 49 Ellis Farm, you will not want to leave. As you do arrive and park in the garage, you get a glimpse into the back yard. As you enter this beautiful home from the garage, you again get a glimpse through a half bath out to the back yard. Once you have hung up your coat near the front entry closet, you turn back into the cherry kitchen, where you see the back yard teasing you, again. Meal preparation inside begins with the Thermador gas range and the usual complement of stainless appliances. Once you have prepared the Hors d'oeuvres and taken them out to the expansive Trex deck off the dining room, you now have a full view of what this private sanctuary is all about. Here is a hint of what is here: Gunite salt water, pool heater, firepit, Forno Venetia pizza oven, Summerset grill, pergola, sunshade, music, & acres of buffer land. You must see for yourself what has been created here in total privacy. At the day’s end any of the 3 plus bedrooms will provide overnight accommodation to rest up for another grueling day at the Ellis Farm Spa. The primary suite alone is it's own mini sanctuary.
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
2011
MLS Number
4991944
Location
Address
49 Ellis Farm Road
City
Sanbornton
State
NH
Zip Code
03269
County
BELKNAP
Listing
Provider
keller williams coastal realty, original listing
Name
keller williams coastal realty
Phone
(603) 610-8500
Office Name
KW Coastal and Lakes & Mountains Realty/Wolfe
Office Phone
(603) 610-8500
Agent Name
Aaron Dore

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