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A Rare Opportunity to Live, Work, and Entertain in Tranquil New Durham
Discover the perfect blend of work-from-home convenience and private country living with this beautifully remodeled Saltbox set on over two acres of peaceful, wooded land. Ideal for business owners or remote professionals, this unique property includes a detached two-car garage with a fully finished, heated office space—with its own electric service and endless potential for customization.
Inside the home, you’ll find a spacious kitchen with abundant cabinetry, granite countertops, and seamless flow into the dining and living areas—perfect for entertaining or cozy nights watching the big game. The sun-filled primary bedroom features a generous walk-in closet, and there are bathrooms conveniently located on both floors. The finished lower level offers even more flexible space, ideal for a second office, studio, or hobby room.
Enjoy warm summer nights on the charming farmer’s porch or host unforgettable outdoor gatherings on the backyard patio, complete with a stunning stone fireplace and built-in pizza oven. After a long day, retreat to your very own Finland-style sauna for ultimate relaxation.
This hidden gem has been meticulously maintained with thoughtful details throughout. Centrally located with easy access to the mountains, ocean, and nearby lakes—including just 5 miles to Merrymeeting Lake and 7 miles to Lake Winnipesaukee—this home offers both serenity and convenience. Move right in—there’s nothing left to do!
New Durham, NH is a charming rural town of about 2,700 residents in Strafford County, rich in history and natural beauty. Incorporated in 1762, it retains its original town charter, one of the few in NH.
Merrymeeting Lake & its rivers (Merrymeeting, Cocheco, Ela): Ideal for swimming, canoeing, paddleboarding, fishing, and lakeside relaxation
Powder Mill Fish Hatchery: Operated by NH Fish & Game; an educational stop for families and nature-lovers alike
Copple Crown Mountain & other hills: Hiking and scenic views, perfect for daytrips
New Durham Meetinghouse & Pound (built 1770) & Town Hall (1908): Explore local history, architecture, and community events
Lions Club’s Camp Pride: A camp serving children and adults with special needs, offering inclusive outdoor programs
Library & community events: Seasonal programs, flu clinics & social gatherings at the Public Library
Town Hall events: Local meetings, performances, and town fairs held in the auditorium upstairs
Free Will Baptist church legacy: Founded here in 1780 by Reverend Benjamin Randall; the historic 1819 church is still standing
Rural heritage: Originally a crossroads of sawmills, shingle mills and even a powder mill; today it preserves that spirit with historic sites and pastoral charm
New Durham offers a peaceful mix of natural scenery, history, and active community life—perfect for those who enjoy the slower pace of small‑town New England.
171 Old Bay Road
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