So many waterfront properties are not on their own land. In this price range they're often in small (seasonal) communities, with lots of restrictions, high monthly fees, and don’t allow dogs. You don't have to worry about any of that here! Make your own rules with no additional fees. The town plows the roads, and you own additional land across the street for your pets, parking ... and that huge garage (seller kept a boat, snowmobile AND vehicle in there). Here you have single level living, no weird roof lines -making for tiny lofts or unusable second floor rooms (you've seen them if you've been looking for awhile). No direct neighbors aside of you and full access to the water anytime you want. Drop your dock in the spring, it's spring fed with great trout fishing. Swim, kayak, paddleboard ...and unlike some other quiet, small water bodies in New Hampshire, this one is deep enough to enjoy. Don’t wait till spring when competition ramps up. If you’ve been looking, you know what’s out there you know how truly expensive it is to be directly on the waterfront here. And what a great opportunity this is to have your own year-round home, without association rules, close to Concord for shopping and medical care, but also feels far away. Snowmobile club is right down the street. This single level living right on the water is ready for the right buyer. Waterfront homes on their own land don't come on the market often in this area.