This beautiful and majestic Wolfeboro New Hampshire property has just had a significant price drop. Some of the features is complete privacy, gorgeous landscaping, level, sweeping lawns, panoramic 180 degree views, sandy beach, 570+ ft. of lake frontage, two 70 ft. crib docks, 2 slip boathouse, stone pier to landmark gazebo on point, 4 residences, sleeps 20+ and the list goes on, one of the finest family compounds on the lake! Contact me or my wife Carol Bush at 603.387.4733 for more detailed information on this incredible property. 05/24/2009

If you are looking for a MAGNIFICENT LUXURY WATERFRONT ESTATE HOME on the shore of LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE in the NEW HAMPSHIRE LAKES REGION located in the charming town of WOLFEBORO NH then this is the piece of NH REAL ESTATE FOR YOU!This Inceredible LAKESIDE HOME on LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE NH has LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION in the town of WOLFEBORO and in the LAKES REGION.   The CONTEMPORARY STYLE LAKE HOUSE with 13,529 square feet of living space with three levels of living features Wonderful Lake and Mountain Views, Dry Boathouse, deepwater dock, large gourmet kitchen, 5 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, wonderful master suite, stadium seat theatre, wine cellar, in ground pool, and sits on a beautifully landscaped 15 acre gently sloping lot which boasts 317 feet of water frontage with a sandy beach in ... 05/17/2007

Formation of Lake Winnipesaukee Formation of Lake Winnipesaukee Surficial and Bedrock Geology studies of New Hampshire indicate that prior to the Ice Age there was no lake here as know it today. The quartz diorite (the primary rock of the Winnipesaukee Basin) was decomposed in place before and during the glacial period, and the power of the ice towards the end of the pleitocene Epoch gouged out the loosened rock leaving hundreds of hills which are our picturesque islands in a hauntingly enticing water world.Geologists point out that the water level of this lake has remained about the same as today. Studies of the hillsides, streams, melt water channels; intervales, and varved deposits prelude the possibility of any glacial dams or deep water such as Lake Hitchcock that once filled the C... 03/28/2007