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Grand Monadnock's Majesty is the focal point of the expansive, regional westerly view from this mountainside, luxury Contemporary Cape. Set at over 1600 ft. elevation above broad meadows on over 26 acres, the site is accessed by a privacy ensuring, gravel driveway off a private gravel road, shared by four established, quality residences. Its back boundary abuts the land of Miller State Park on South Pack Monadnock. There are many nearby hiking trails as well as the swimming beach and boat launch on Cunningham Pond. The front door opens to a peaked, cathedral ceilinged Great Room with massive granite hearth fireplace in the living area, access to a large deck and custom kitchen open to the dining area. The first floor also includes a TV den, primary suite, guest half bath, back hall with laundry to the attached garage. All spaces are oriented to the view. Upstairs are two generous family bedrooms with hall bath. The lower level has a 26' x 26' recreation room with media area, dining area, kitchenette, and accessing a 12' x 13' screened porch overlooking the gunite, inground pool. Ideal entertaining space! This level also has two storerooms, utility room, an art studio, guest bedroom, and shower bath with direct access to the pool patio. Outbuildings include a three bay garage and a garden shed by the raised bed gardens. A trustee/owner is a licensed NH real estate agent. A singular view property designed for today's living.
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