Lake Winnisquam from house

Property Pictures

The main house, cottage and property area a special place. Below you'll find information on the main house, barn and property. Each season here has something special to offer, although the cottage is open only in the spring, summer and fall.

At A Glance

Located just off of Route 3 (Map) is our historic property on 9 acres across from Lake Winnisquam (winter view only), available for rent at the back of our property is our quaint Cottage. We are close to antique and outlet shops, public beaches and mountains (Activities).

Rates

$75 night per night with a 2 night minimum and $100 deposit required with signed agreement

• Max 5 people (kids welcome)
• Sheets and towels provided
• Basic cable, no internet
• No telephone in cottage
• Sorry, no smoking
• Sorry, no pets (see FAQ)

Contact Us

Tim & Maria Pearson

370 Lancaster Hill Road
Tilton, NH 03276
603.524.8869

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Main House and History

The original house was built around 1880. There are some nice architectural details throughout the house which is the post and beam construction (although the beams are not currently exposed). The Barn is also post and beam construction with the hand hewn logs clearly visible in the barn basement.

The house received the following mention in "A History of Lochmere New Hampshire" (A Bicentennial Project of Lochmere Woman's Club 1974-1975, page 64):

"The Anthony Costa home was built by Ina Richardson's father around 1880. He cut the lumber on his own land, Ina says. The Robert Rices completely renovated the building and ran a gift shop there in the forties. Weldon Young says Marie Rice was influential in getting street lights installed in Lochmere. The Costas have added to the old building, making it one of Lochmere's most beautiful homes."

View from the Cottage road looking down to the main house and barn. We don't offer guest quarters in the main house at this time, however we are exploring that possibility as well as renovating our barn to be used for guest use. We see potential in our property as a rustic but well appointed get away.

View of the back side of the house and front of the barn.

The house was the subject for a local artist who we believe is pictured here with her original painting of the property. Please email us if you have any information on the artist or painting.