19 Webber Ln Fitzwilliam, NH 03447

Listing details for 19 Webber Ln, Fitzwilliam, NH 03447 : Luxury Historic Colonial! Timeless elegance awaits just moments from the Historic Fitzwilliam Common. This exceptional circa 1790 New England Colonial Post & Beam is set amid a private, picturesque landscape. Sited proudly on nearly 35 acres of landscaped gardens, open pasture, woodland, trails, and classic stonewalls, the property offers sweeping four-season views and an enduring beauty seldom found today. Meticulously restored and thoughtfully enhanced, the home blends 18th-century craftsmanship with modern comfort. Distinctive architectural details—including a traditional gable roof, twin chimneys, 6-over-9 windows, and quoin-accented corners—underscore its historic character. Wide red pine floors, believed to be milled from trees on the property, lend warmth and authenticity throughout the main house. The residence features three bedrooms in the main home, complemented by two additional rooms and a full bath in the 1931 addition above the kitchen—ideal for guests, extended family, or private workspace. An inviting, flowing layout offers generous living and dining areas, perfect for hosting gatherings. Seven fireplaces including one with working woodstove. The grand living room showcases twin fireplaces with original beehive ovens, a centerpiece of the home’s historic charm. Recent upgrades—including a new roof, new heating system, new deck, granite counters and island, an on-demand generator, and fresh exterior paint—provide peace of mind and refined convenience. The impressive 2-story barn (54' x 30') offers two horse stalls, a workshop, and an expansive second level suitable for storage, studio space, or future adaptation. Surrounding open fields create an ideal setting for horses or other livestock. Rustic 6 hole backyard golf course and a Bocce court. A scenic rail trail lies just a short walk away. A truly rare offering, this estate is a timeless treasure that captures the essence of New England’s historic beauty, privacy, and pastoral serenity.