Luxury: Oceanfront N.H. home offers 500 feet of coastline
Built in 1883, this New Castle, N.H., home boasts six bedrooms, four full baths, three half baths, and 8,397 square feet of living space.
Built in 1883, this New Castle, N.H., home boasts six bedrooms, four full baths, three half baths, and 8,397 square feet of living space. According to the listing, architect Edmund M. Wheelwright designed the home, and architect William White redesigned the main house in 1931.
The home, 149 Wild Rose Lane, is set on 3.72 acres, including 500 feet of coastline. Beacon Rock, the home’s name, is fitting as boats leaving Portsmouth often pass by the property. It is listed for $7,500,000. The home was originally built for writer Edmund C. Stedman, the listing notes.
Inside, you’ll find formal rooms with high ceilings and elaborate woodwork. The kitchen has a large center island with seating, stainless-steel appliances, white cabinets, and ocean views. Outside, there is a lighted tennis court, a three-car garage with caretaker’s quarters above it, and a large sun porch.
See inside 149 Wild Rose Lane:
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