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House for Sale: A 1971 New Hampshire Mountain Cabin

We’re smitten with this charming winter retreat.

A prime location and open-concept interior makes this adorable 1971 cabin an appealing winter retreat.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of KW Coastal and Lakes & Mountains Realty

The great thing about the mountain cabin is how perfectly it satisfies all winter travelers, from downhill skiers to cozy loungers. At the end of the day, everyone comes back together to prepare meals, warm up in front of the fire, and watch the snow fall. I recently came across a listing for a sweet little green cabin in the tourist-favorite town of Conway, New Hampshire. It’s a delightful example of a classic winter retreat, updated with an open, modern style. It made me want to pull on an oversized sweater and curl up with a book and a glass of wine. Have a look and see if you’re equally transported!

Opposite the wall of windows is a cozy propane stove that’s perfect cold, snowy New Hampshire nights.
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A small but functional open kitchen lets everyone hang out together.
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The downstairs bedroom fits two twin beds, leaving the upstairs loft to serve as the primary.
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A pair of sheds offer storage for skis, snowshoes, and any other winter fun extras. The windows let you take in the winter scenery while keeping warm in front of the fire.
Photo Credit : Courtesy of KW Coastal and Lakes & Mountains Realty

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Home Details

Price: $315,000 • Square Feet: 656 • Acres: .47 • Beds: 2 • Baths: 1
(Michael Whitney, KW Coastal and Lakes & Mountains Realty, 603-610-8545, mjwhitney@kw.com)

Aimee Tucker

Aimee Tucker is Yankee Magazine’s Senior Digital Editor. A lifelong New Englander and Yankee contributor since 2010, Aimee has written columns devoted to history, foliage, retro food, and architecture, and regularly shares her experiences in New England travel, home, and gardening. Her most memorable Yankee experiences to date include meeting Stephen King, singing along to a James Taylor Fourth of July concert at Tanglewood, and taking to the skies in the Hood blimp for an open-air tour of the Massachusetts coastline.

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