Lake Sunapee Waterfront with sandy bottom swimming and beautiful mountain views

About Alicia Morse

Hi everyone! As a Host, I want to make your time on Lake Sunapee as enjoyable as possible. For those new to the Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee region, it has it all -- steam boat tours, sandbar hot spots, sailboat racing, Jet skiing, waterskiing, wakeboarding, kayaking, paddle boarding -- you name it. I'm happy to provide any recommendations for your stay. I'm here to answer any questions you have about the house or the area. In my free time I enjoy golfing, running and spending time on the Lake! In the winter I often ski or go snowmobiling. However, I love a night in with a great movie, pizza and a glass of wine!

Alicia Morse purchased this House in 2017

Why Alicia Morse chose Newbury

We chose the Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee region because Lake Sunapee's cleanliness and close proximity to Boston. Lake Sunapee is only a 90 minute drive from Boston which makes it the perfect destination to escape the bustle of the city and relax with stunning mountain views. Lake Sunapee is the 5th largest lake in the State of New Hampshire. It's far less busy than Lake Winnipesaukee, which was important to us as home owners. There's less boat traffic and the water is cleaner for swimming and water activities. The dock is 75' long and is the third largest on the lake. It's perfect for docking any motor craft. This home is a few minutes drive to Mount Sunapee Ski Resort. Mount Sunapee is a family friendly resort owned by Vail Resorts. The mountain has 66 trails spread over 230 acres of ski-able terrain.

What makes this House unique

This home is unique because of its direct waterfront with a private 75' dock. It's nestled in a sandy swimming cove that has Mountain views. The outdoor space is perfect for couples, family and friends to gather. Less than 10 min to Mt. Sunapee - 66 trails & 20 lifts (Mt. Sunapee expansion has passed! 4 new trails, and 56 acres of skiing & high speed quad coming soon!) ½ mile to Newbury Harbor where there’s a Spa, Bubba's Restaurant, Ice Cream Window, gas station, coffee, and summer concerts. Marzelli's Deli is down the road and has delicious paninis, pasta dishes, bakery goods, espresso and pick your own candy bar. Sunapee Harbor has waterfront dining, boat tours and shops just 10 minutes away. More about the area: Lake Sunapee is a 4100-acre glacial lake located in central New Hampshire. The glistening waters stretch over 10 miles from Georges Mills Harbor to Newbury Harbor. Early conservation efforts have resulted in generous stretches of shoreline forever protected from development. The forward-thinking Lake Sunapee Protective Association has been encouraging stewardship of the Class A waters since 1898. Local treasures include The Fells- a historic estate and gardens offering a wide-range of cultural and environmental programs for all ages on Lake Sunapee’s eastern shore. Mt. Sunapee rises 2700′ and offers over 230 skiable acres on the south shore. In summer antique Chris-Craft boats ply the waters. Sunapee Harbor is a favorite gathering spot for dining, a game of checkers on the green or a possible Steven Tyler sighting. In the autumn plan to hike some of the 75 miles of interconnected greenbelt trails – or take a yoga class on top of Mt. Sunapee. Winter brings kite sailers and skaters and bonfires at the State Beach. In springtime, the Eagles soar low and the loons arrive. New London village is a 12 minute drive offering great shopping and a summer theater. Dartmouth College is 40 minutes north. Manchester/Boston Airport is an hour drive.