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Mt. Cardigan

September 23, 2020 1000 × 667 Mt. Cardigan

Mt. Cardigan

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Entrance to Land from Old Bristol Road

Typical high-quality drive and installed electric.

Typical stone wall.

More stone walls.

Typical property boundary pin. Entire 90 acres HAS BEEN SURVEYED. All pins are visible.

Stunning farm across the Pemigewasset River – you can see this from the top of the driveway

Typical fall color at smaller meadow

Mt. Cardigan is the tallest peak on the horizon. In winter you can easily see the bare granite faces.

This is the same set of waterfalls as above, but when thousands of gallons of pure water has frozen, layer after layer. In the spring, you can hear the water roaring under the ice. It’s a magical time to be at the falls.

This is but one of the majestic waterfalls on the property. Each one is different. They will take your breath away.

Mt. Cardigan

Original bricks from the first house on the property built probably 1850. Hundreds of brick are here and should be incorporated into your new home.

Hundreds of feet of stone wall like this are on the 90 acres. Built in the 1850s and still standing.

Last electric pole at the top of the driveway with transformer already installed.

434 Old Bristol Road address sign at bottom of driveway at road. Address is for the house on Lot #1 as you go up the drive. Your address will probably be 432 Old Bristol Road.

This is the argest meadow. It’s probably about 2 total acres of cleared ground. The hill across the way is all conservation land and will NEVER be built on. The view is preserved forever. Fantastic solar-energy possibilities with this clear view to the south.