Gas fireplaceCustom-built contemporary homeConvenient one-floor livingWaterfront settingLandscaped groundsPlenty of closetsBeautiful screened porch
Eastman Lake Waterfront Retreat! This custom-built contemporary home has been lovingly maintained by its original owner and offers a truly special waterfront setting. Enjoy beautiful water views from virtually every room, with the ever-changing landscape of Eastman Lake right outside your windows. The thoughtfully designed floor plan offers convenient one-floor living, while the grand living room features a gas fireplace and an inviting sense of space. A beautiful screened porch provides the perfect spot to relax, dine, and take in the peaceful surroundings. The lower level offers spacious recreation and guest space. After a long day of exercise, enter the sauna and relax. AN often overlooked feature is storage, this home offers plenty of closets, there’s even shelving in the attic space. Step outside to the landscaped grounds and enjoy easy shallow water access for launching your kayak or canoe. Located in the sought-after Eastman community, residents enjoy an exceptional four-season lifestyle with a 345-acre lake and six beaches, championship golf, tennis, pickleball, cross-country skiing, and a fitness center with heated indoor pool. A rare opportunity to own a custom waterfront home in one of New Hampshire’s premier four season communities.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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