A townhouse in the heart of New Hampshire ski country

Kelly Garrity — Boston.com correspondent

January 4, 2022 9:12 am

At this rustic townhouse at 38 Tall Pines Way in Conway, N.H., the most fervent skiers can make certain they savor each day entire of clean powder.

The 4-bed room, three-rest room home is “exactly what you think of when you believe ‘ski dwelling,’” said listing agent Linda Pinkham, of Pinkham Actual Estate. There are 5 skiing mountains near the Conway household — Mount Cranmore, Attitash, Wildcat, Black Mountain, and King Pine — and much more in just a 30-moment travel, Pinkham stated.

The 2,298-square-foot home hit the market place Dec. 28 for $459,000, a unusual come across in an period the place ski place homes have been flying off the market place at an unparalleled amount.

The exterior of the home has gray, vertical boards. There is an upper and a lower deck, and light pours out of the multiple windows. — .—Jack Vatcher

The residence opens into a smaller foyer, with a mudroom to the proper and a full rest room with a standalone shower a bit farther down the corridor. Further than the entryway, the dwelling home offers the to start with ground the rustic, ski-dwelling truly feel with a wood-paneled wall, wooden flooring, and a wood-burning, fieldstone fire with a pellet stove. Sliding glass doorways open up onto a personal deck, and natural mild cascades into the room from a skylight built into the cathedral ceiling.

A bathroom with a tile floor has light, cream-colored walls, a standalone shower on the right side, and a toilet and wooden vanity with a sink against the back wall. — .—Jack Vatcher

A spacious room with high ceilings has a brown leather couch and two cushioned reclining chairs. There’s a decorative carpet on the floor, and a pellet stove is set up against the fireplace, which has a stone backdrop. The floors and back wall are made of wood. — .—Jack Vatcher

The kitchen, which shares an open flooring prepare with the residing place, adds a contemporary contact to the home’s woodsy type, with new laminate flooring, stainless metal appliances, and granite counter tops. The peninsula and dinette present a great deal of place to sit down for a heat meal soon after a prolonged working day on the slopes. Additional sliding glass doorways in this space let out onto a lesser deck.

Two wooden bar stools are set up at the kitchen peninsula in the foreground. A black cabinet set sits next to the stainless steel refrigerator. To the right of that, there’s a window over the sink. Wood cabinets hang from the walls over the countertops. — .—Jack Vatcher

A wood table with six chairs set up around it sits at the center of the room. Pine trees are visible through the clear, sliding glass doors on the right side of the room. The living room is visible in the background. — .—Jack Vatcher

A gray, wood-beamed deck is covered by a smaller deck above it. The deck is surrounded by greenery. Sliding glass doors open into the house. — .—Jack Vatcher

Upstairs, a spacious landing serves as a sitting space, where nevertheless yet another set of sliding glass doors opens on to an higher deck. Two bedrooms are positioned to the again of this degree, every single with wall-to-wall carpet, a closet, and a large window that appears to be like out to the intensely wooded lawn. There’s also a further complete lavatory on this ground.

A blue couch is set up facing a large, flat-screen TV. There’s a set of sliding glass doors that let out onto the upper deck. There’s a spiral staircase in the foreground. — .—Jack Vatcher

The bedroom has a carpet and light blue walls. There’s bunk bed with a double bed on the bottom, and there are two wooden dressers– one in the foreground and one against the back wall. — .—Jack Vatcher

The carpeted bedroom has a bed and a frilled pillow, with a metal footboard. There are two wood dresser drawers with a large window in between. — .—Jack Vatcher

A combination shower/bathtub sits on the left side of the bathroom with a shower curtain decorated with moose and bears. A toilet and a wooden vanity with a sink are set up to the right of the shower. — .—Jack Vatcher

A spiral staircase qualified prospects up to a roomy third bedroom, which has a constructed-in desk alongside one wall, wall-to-wall carpet flooring, and a skylight.

The fourth floor bedroom has slanted ceilings and wall-to-wall carpeting. There’s a skylight over a large bed, and a wood desk attached to the opposite wall. — .—Jack Vatcher

The concluded, walk-out basement is property to the family room, which opens into an additional home the sellers employed as a fourth bed room. The rooms have been previously separated by a wall, Pinkham said, before the preceding proprietors resolved to tear it down and produce a extra open place. Sliding glass doorways at the back again of this space open into the yard.

A green couch sits in front of a wood coffee table, and next to a white, cushioned reclining chair. The basement bedroom is visible in the background. — .—Jack Vatcher

Light streams into the basement bedroom from sliding glass doors against the back wall. There are two sets of bunk beds set up back-to-back on one side of the room, and a desk with a rolling chair and a computer set up on the other side. — .—Jack Vatcher

The basement also properties a full toilet with a combination shower/bathtub, a washer and dryer, and a utility home set up with a do the job bench wherever residents can tinker with their skis. There’s also a 1-car garage and a paved driveway.

Despite the fact that the community and the residence appear to be ready-made for the avid skier, there is nonetheless lots to do in the warmer months.

“We’re actually busier with vacationers all through spring, summer time, and fall than in the wintertime mainly because persons arrive listed here also to hike and fish and take pleasure in the rivers and swim,” Pinkham said.

In the winter, even so? “It’s ski central,” Pinkham explained.

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