SANDWICH — Located on a thoroughfare named for its majestic stand of maples, and near a former stage road linking North Sandwich to West Ossipee, this remarkable Colonial stands as a rare and substantial piece of New Hampshire history being offered to buyers and investors at roughly half its pre-renovation market value. 

Known as the Walter Bryant Place, the home offers a compelling blend of architectural character, generous scale and historic provenance. Set on nearly 15 acres of open land, mature trees, old stone walls and established garden spaces, the property feels deeply rooted in the landscape. Its elevated knoll setting enhances both privacy and presence, while views toward the Ossipee Mountains and a year-round pond just across the road add to the sense of timeless rural beauty. It is the kind of property that immediately conveys age, story and substance.

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