Trout Pond is a unique property, located less than a mile from the Massachusetts border, in Brookline, New Hampshire. On 16.957 acres, a contemporary passive solar post and beam home overlooks a 3 acre spring-fed swimming and fishing pond surrounded by park-like landscape.

 

This is a rare find, and only an hour from the Boston area.  Nestled against wooded land and positioned well off the road, the property affords remarkable privacy.

 

Originally a hunting and fishing club the property includes the entire pond. Trout Pond was purchased and developed by an environmentally conscious horticulturist in 1977.  He sculpted the land and built a passive solar house overlooking the pond with substantial landscaping throughout.  The property is home to rare species of trees and flora.

 

The property was purchased in 1998 by the Buckners who upgraded the original building and expanded the living space for grandparents in 2001.

The home is virtually two houses attached by an interior breezeway, a configuration ideal for entertaining, teens, in-laws, home business, corporate or family retreat.

 

Trout Pond is a haven for wildlife.  The location of the house on a hill overlooking fields, woods and the pond allows spectacular spontaneous viewing from indoors.