This is a rare opportunity to own 135 preserved acres in sought-after New Boston in So NH! The custom-built house is being sold for the first time since its construction in 1977. A garrison colonial, the floor plan was designed to be traditional, offering time-tested materials such as wood floors in most rooms, detailed woodwork, wainscotting, six-panel doors, skim-coat plaster walls, and 2 brick fireplaces, one with a nice woodstove insert. The kitchen windows, the 3-season sunroom, and full walls of glass w/patio doors in both the living and family rooms across the back of the house let the sunshine in and enable you to enjoy the antics of a variety of wildlife on the far shore of the mill pond, created long ago when water power was relied upon. Remnants of the old mill are still noticeable. An insulated workshop with a stovepipe, concrete floor, high ceilings, sliding doors, and an attached open 2-bay garage has a separate meter. The land is mostly natural, with trails along the water’s edge. This home needs a new generation of explorers. A class 6 road runs alongside the property leading to other conserved lands for dog walking, snowshoeing, x-country skiing, or just unwinding. It’s beautiful. Even this time of year, there are no other homes in sight. You have neighbors on this quiet end of town, but it’s about a 2-minute walk to civilization. Roads are paved, Rt. 136 is a 2-minute drive for the commuter, and Xfinity provides the internet. What else do you need?