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”Wildair”. Built in 1928, the era of families gathering at expansive summer residences to enjoy each other’s company and to commune with nature, this quintessential shingled seasonal residence of 5 bedrooms with boathouse has been cherished by members of the same family for nearly 100 years. It features over 687 feet of frontage on deep water, 781 acre Nubanusit Lake, the premiere lake in Southern
”Wildair”. Built in 1928, the era of families gathering at expansive summer residences to enjoy each other’s company and to commune with nature, this quintessential shingled seasonal residence of 5 bedrooms with boathouse has been cherished by members of the same family for nearly 100 years. It features over 687 feet of frontage on deep water, 781 acre Nubanusit Lake, the premiere lake in Southern New Hampshire. Much of its shoreland is protected by conservation easements or ownership, as is this property’s 25.1 acres. The last house on a privacy ensuring, 3/4 mile long, seasonal driveway shared by 5 owners. the property is an oasis of peace. Live outside on the 12’ x 47’ + 12’ x 18’ wraparound screened porch. Gather the family in the 29’ living room in front of the massive wood burning hearth (the chimney was serviced this spring) for game night and story telling. Around the corner is an office for staying connected -- the property has high speed internet! There’s room for everyone around the dining room table in front of a second fireplace and viewing the lake through the screened porch. A butler’s pantry with sink and dishwasher connects to the kitchen. In place but no longer used are the Glenwood woodcookstove and the old wooden front ice boxes. The soapstone sink, wood countertops and built in hutch are in use. Off the back hall is a utility room, shower bath, and sleeping porch. Upstairs are two primary bedrooms, three twin bedded rooms and a hall bath. Each bedroom has its own sink! Electrical service, plumbing and the septic system were updated 25-30 years ago. Water is from the lake. The boathouse at the water’s edge has a rec room or overflow sleeping space on the second floor. Storage for boats and outdoor accessories are on the ground floor, which opens to a huge top deck surrounded by a lower deck for swimming and boat launching. Outbuildings include a woodshed and a former ice house, now used for storage. Be Wildair’s next stewards.
The Monadnock Region is a wonderful mix of rural countryside and urban creativity. Artists and creative people
The Monadnock Region is a wonderful mix of rural countryside and urban creativity. Artists and creative people are drawn to Peterborough and surrounding towns for its natural beauty and cultural sophistication. Families are drawn by quality education and a safe environment. We are involved in and support many local cultural institutions, including Monadnock Music, Andy’s Summer Playhouse, the Peterborough Players and the Peterborough fireworks display each 4th of July, sponsored in conjunction with the Peterborough Chamber of Commerce.
The area is rich in its legacy of historic buildings and blessed with a wealth of protected land, either as parks or lands under conservation easement. We have worked with local conservation and historical commissions and societies as well as regional, state, and national trusts and organizations to ensure that the scenic vistas of today can be enjoyed by future generations.
Our sales associates are deeply familiar with the area and are actively involved in the communities that comprise the Monadnock region. We are woven into the fabric of this community because we care about it. We work very hard to place people in the homes they love, and to place your home in the hands of the people who will love it when you are ready to sell.
Successfully matching people with real estate is more than our business - it is our personal contribution to this corner of the map that we love.