234 Howeville Rd, Fitzwilliam, NH 03447

Situated on an east-facing ridge overlooking Southern New Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts, this stylish antique home began its history as a 750 SF shelter built by a skilled settler staking his claim after the American Revolution. This building is a testament to the generations that would add their mark to the property found here today. This home embodies what it means to build with skill, pride, and respect for the natural beauty of a special location. This now 6,500 SF estate was founded and developed by farmers. In the 1940’s it was purchased by the widows of two ship-building magnates. These women, together with the vision of their designers and skilled builders, rebuilt and restored the entire property. They enjoyed the results of their efforts for several years until it became the family estate that it has been for the last 50 years. During this time, the property was a rush of energy. Children, guests, horses, dogs, gardens, and music were the heartbeat of this property. Summer socials and receptions held here were often the event of the season. In the early 1960’s, in between owners, the home was used as a summer place for the “McGuire Sisters”; a place away from it all at the height of their careers. This property has evolved into a unique and memorable place: an important location with centuries-old roots and continuous generational investment. One hour from the Boston Metro Hub and 35 minutes from a north/south artery that leads directly into NYC.