598 Pleasant Valley Road Wolfeboro, NH

598 Pleasant Valley Road is a classic shingled Gambrel style home constructed in 2009 on the shores of Lake Wentworth.

The home has four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and has been meticulously maintained. It has a total of approximately 4,294 square feet of living space. There are water views from most of the rooms. Features of this home include: • Security system • Generator • Central vacuum • Humidifier • 400 amp electrical service • Central air conditioning • Basement is plumbed for a bath • 3-car garage

598 Pleasant Valley Road is offered at $2,599,,000.

The Home

The Property

With gorgeous views across Lake Wentworth toward the Ossipee Mountains, this property offers a flawless waterfront experience on one of Wolfeboro’s nicest lakes. The home is set on 13.68 acres with 372 feet of Lake Wentworth frontage complete with a perched beach. A two-bay, 30x30 foot boathouse completes this private waterfront estate. Some other features of note: • Mahogany decking • Cedar shake siding • Low-maintenance vinyl railings • Covered walkout patio area from living room • Nicely landscaped with stone walls • Fire pit

Gallery

The main foyer sets the tone for the rest of the house with beautiful mahogany floors, crown molding, built-in cabinetry, and lots of light. The living room centers around a fireplace surrounded by cabinets and shelves. Two sets of French doors open onto a large deck overlooking the lake, creating an ideal spot for entertaining. The study boasts beautiful natural woodwork, a gas fireplace with marble surround, and coffered ceiling. There are built-in bookcases and storage. The mudroom is located between the garage and foyer, and includes a tile floor, a large storage closet, a half bath and large windows.

The First Floor

The interior of this home was designed so that the main living areas all have lake views.

The gourmet kitchen and dining room stretch 25 feet and offer more views of the lake. Guests will naturally congregate here and the openness of these rooms allow for ease of both work and play. The high-end appliances, ample counter space, and bright and airy feel make these rooms very appealing.

Some of the many desirable amenities in this kitchen include: • Massive island with black leather granite • Custom Amish-made cabinetry • Two SubZero refrigerators with freezer drawers • Six-burner Viking gas range with double oven

and griddle • Two dishwashers • Seating for three at kitchen island bar • Bar sink, prep sink and double sink • Microwave • Trash compactor

The Kitchen

First Floor Gallery

Accessed from the main mahogany staircase are the following rooms: Three generously sized bedrooms that offer carpeted floors, built-ins and window seats, ceiling fans, and unobstructed water views. In addition each bedroom has a three-quarter bath of its own. A laundry room / office, featuring a built-in desk with a large window, space for storage, and a work counter with sink. There are a front-loading washer and dryer which are included in the sale. The master bedroom suite which overlooks Lake Wentworth.

The Second Floor

The second floor boasts four bedrooms, all with en-suite baths, and a laundry room that can also be used as office space. Everyone has their own space in t his generous section of the house.

Master suite features include: • Curved wall of windows overlooking the water • Beautifully detailed ceiling with fan • Private bath with double sinks • Jacuzzi bathtub with beadboard siding • Tile flooring • Light, bright, garden feel • Gorgeous lake and island views

The Master Bedroom

The master suite occupies the far end of the second floor and has a commanding view over Lake Wentworth.

Lake Wentworth

Lake Wentworth has a total area of 3,018 acres and a maximum depth of 49 feet.

Often overlooked in favor of nearby Lake Winnipesaukee, Lake Wentworth deserves more attention: it is one of the reasons the town of Wolfeboro has long held the title, "The Oldest Summer Resort in America." Named for the second (and last) Royal Governor of New Hampshire John Wentworth, the governor had a summer mansion and plantation here just before the Revolutionary War. Governor Wentworth's' mansion burned down in 1820 and the site is now a part of the Governor Wentworth Historic Site. Summer resorts and 'camps' were being built along the shoreline by 1884, and many famous and historical figures spent their summers here. The shoreline is primarily privately owned now, as are most of the 18 islands gracing the lake. In addition to the lake’s crystal clear waters, there are two public beaches, a nature preserve, a marsh that is excellent for viewing deer, beavers, herons, and moose, and the 6-mile-long Cotton Valley Rail Trail.

Wolfeboro

Wolfeboro's claim to fame is based on the building of a large summer mansion on the shores of Lake Wentworth in 1771 by Colonial Governor John Wentworth. Wolfeboro is a traditional walking downtown with local artisan galleries, gift shops and nice restaurants. It is the quintessential New England town. Wolfeboro is only two hours from Boston’s Logan International Airport and is an hour and twenty minutes from Manchester Airport . There is also a full-service local airport in Laconia (KLCI) just a half hour away. With no income or sales tax, there is a lot to love in this wonderful area.

Wolfeboro, New Hampshire is known as “The Oldest Summer Resort in America”