Steeped in New Hampshire history and once part of the celebrated Lydia E. Pinkham Estate, The Stone House is an extraordinary waterfront residence offering a rare opportunity to become the next steward of one of Brookfield's most distinctive historic properties. Set on 9.1 private acres with 173 feet of frontage on the peaceful waters of Kingswood Lake, this exceptional estate blends timeless character with one of the Lakes Region's most tranquil waterfront settings. Complementing the residence is a collection of historic buildings, including a barn and carriage house crowned by the estate's iconic water tower, along with a vintage pump house and a rustic lakeside cabin featuring its original stone fireplace. Unlike the region's larger lakes, Kingswood Lake is cherished for its quiet waters, protected shoreline, and unhurried pace. The property offers exceptional privacy while remaining just minutes from Wolfeboro, America's Oldest Summer Resort, with charming boutiques, acclaimed restaurants, marinas, year-round recreation, golf, and the sparkling waters of Lake Winnipesaukee. The residence features four bedrooms (plus 2 bonus rooms) and four baths, showcasing the craftsmanship, scale, and architectural details that define New England's finest period homes. HVAC system was re-done in 2018. A private in-law suite, discreetly positioned just off the main residence, provides comfortable accommodations for extended family or guests, offering both independence and connection within the estate. Original millwork, generous gathering spaces, and lake facing living areas create an atmosphere equally suited for family retreats or gracious entertaining throughout the seasons. More than a remarkable waterfront home, The Stone House is an enduring New Hampshire estate where history, craftsmanship, and the timeless beauty of Kingswood Lake have come together for generations, offering a legacy to be treasured for generations to come.