The Betsy Searle Place Asks $480K in Francestown, New Hampshire

$480,000 | Built 1830 | 2,724 Sq. Ft. | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | 0.40 Acres

Introducing The Betsy Searle Place! Built in 1830 and listed on the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places, this 1830 Federal-style home is pending sale after hitting the market for $480,000 in November. Listing Details: Possessing integrity of location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, association, and feeling, the interiors of this historic home have evolved minimally over the years, creating a stylistic dialog between the past and present. Homage has been paid to the original incarnation while allowing for the seamless incorporation of modern conveniences, finishes, personal design, and necessary enhancements. Many original, refined details have been maintained, from the Tamarack Pine flooring, kitchen cabinetry, paneled doors, and wood-burning fireplaces, to the gabled roof, clapboard and brick exterior, and traditional red barn. 

Upon entering, the grand foyer, parlor/sitting, living room, formal dining room, kitchen, and half-bath grace the first floor. Upstairs you will find four bedrooms and three bathrooms, including the primary bedroom with an ensuite bath. A beautifully designed, multi-level patio is perfectly located between the home and the barn, paving the way to the backyard and abutting forest. The barn is positioned for conversion to a studio or office with access to the second-floor loft. This home remains true to its historical relevance and present-day stewards, bringing together the Federal-style with modernity to create a home equally inviting, comfortable, and evocative. Offered fully furnished at an escalated price. The house and barn sits on 0.40 acres. A non-contiguous, separate 3.00-acre lot is included in the sale. The property is pending sale and on the market for $480,000 with Sadie Halliday of Halliday Real Estate & Bean Group. Photography by Ashley Wadleigh of Ashley Wadleigh Photography. Photography and information found on agent’s listing.

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