RENOVATED BARN with PRVT. SWIMMING POND

BARN DESCRIPTION
Large loft-like renovated 1800's barn in picture perfect small New England town. 3800 square feet, open concept, catheidral ceilings, hardwood floors downstairs, wide pine upstairs, skylights, restaurant stove, cooks kitchen, 2 floors, 3 bedrooms, + office including internet satellite, open loft space use for 2nd office or reading room, 3 baths, jacuzzi, and perennial gardens. Roll-out the ping pong table for indoor fun or swim in fabulous and private 1/3 acre swimming pond with mini sandy beach. Access Lake Nubanusit, one of the countries most pristine lakes in town. Also nearby, theater and concerts in great restaurants in Peterborough, free concerts at reknowned Apple Hill and Monadnock Music, just a few of the wonderful cultural events in the area. Children love the Friendly Farm just down the road. Deck overlooking pond.

AREA ATTRACTIONS
Contra Dancing in Nelson every Monday. Mount Monadnock most climbed mountain in world. Hiking, nature trail in backyard, hike
to Sunnapee. Lot's of lakes and Lake Nubanusit, one of the countries most pristine lakes in town. Also nearby, theater and concerts in great restaurants in Peterborough, free concerts at reknowned Apple Hill and Monadnock Music, just a few of the wonderful
cultural events in the area. Children love the Friendly Farm just down the road. Harrisville Designs offers weaving and other classes. Sharon Art Center also offers classes and art events.

RENTAL RATES
Month $1600
$200 cleaning fee

AMENITIES
Flat Screen Cable TV,
Internet satellite
Stereo/CD Player
VCR
DVD
Laundry room
New England Mud Room
Washer/Dryer
Fully Equiped Kitchen
Jaccuzzi in Master Bath

Jane Ehrlich

A visit to Southwest New Hampshire's Monadnock Region brings back memories of a simpler time. Quaint New England villages with their white-washed steeples decorate the countryside. Scenic lakes, streams and rivers abound. Quiet country roads beckon, many featuring covered bridges. But, don't let the peaceful landscape fool you — there's always plenty to do.

Tour the many museums and historical sites; take a drive through the countryside; spend time exploring the charming towns and villages that make up the region. Take a hike up Mount Monadnock. You'll discover a New England reminiscent of a "Currier and Ives" painting, a corner of New England that's a world apart.

Perhaps the greatest aspect of a vacation in Southwest New Hampshire is that you can set your own pace. Discover the beauty and charm in your own way — and stay as long as you like.