110-Acre
New England Estate

Built in the 1880s by self-made millionaire and banking magnate Austin Corbin, the estate was constructed on the site of Corbin’s original childhood home. (Interestingly, he demolished the original structure – except for the room in which he was born – and created his new estate around it). Extensively renovated in both 1988 and 2005 by the current owner, the Property now includes more modern features, including a new elevator, air-conditioning units and professional-grade appliances.

Bordered by the Sugar River and offering views of Mt. Sunapee, the estate is extraordinarily serene, and is set within protected fields and forests, ensuring the longevity of its privacy and impressive vistas. In addition to the +/- 7,500-sf main residence, the grounds include several outbuildings: a tri-level barn, heated workshops, detached, gentleman’s library, and 4-bedroom guesthouse currently in use as caretaker’s quarters.

Four bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half baths are located in the main residence, while common areas reflect the home’s Victorian style, and include an impressive gallery/great room with a gilded ceiling, reception hall with ornate fireplace, and modernized kitchen with a wet bar and pantry.

Although the estate evokes the feelings of a bygone era, it is located only 2 hours from Boston and is just minutes from the heart of Newport, offering convenient access to the culture and recreation required by discerning buyers.