Tucked between mountains, forests, and lakes, New Hampshire’s $10 million homes embrace the rhythm of the landscape. These properties offer seclusion, sweeping views, and architecture that blends into the natural surroundings. Whether perched above a lake or hidden in wooded acreage, each home prioritizes space and stillness. With just three examples, New Hampshire reveals a luxury defined by quiet and place.
3. Dover, NH – $9,855,000
Valued at $9,855,000, this 14,709 sq. ft. estate in Dover, NH blends riverfront serenity with refined luxury across 16.3 acres. A dramatic stone-pillared porte-cochere opens to a limestone-floored great room with vaulted ceilings and sweeping glass walls. The home features five bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a gourmet kitchen with antique-style details, and a lower level with theater, gym, golf simulator, and wine cellar.
Where is Dover, NH?
Dover, New Hampshire, is located in Strafford County in the southeastern part of the state, about 15 miles northwest of Portsmouth and 65 miles north of Boston. It is the oldest permanent settlement in New Hampshire and now serves as a regional hub with a growing downtown. The city features a mix of historic architecture, local shops, and the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire. Dover blends New England charm with modern amenities and access to nearby coastal and urban areas.
Living Room
The living room includes a stone fireplace with a curved hearth and a built-in media center. A high vaulted ceiling with exposed wood beams and a canoe accent spans the space. A second-floor balcony overlooks the open-concept layout connecting to the kitchen and dining area.
Dining Room
The dining room features a long wooden table beneath a coffered ceiling with recessed lighting and a central chandelier. A double-sided fireplace separates the room from the adjoining hallway. French doors along one wall open to the exterior, allowing natural light to fill the space.
Kitchen
The kitchen contains a curved breakfast bar with seven wooden stools and granite counters. A columned arch defines the workspace, which includes custom wood cabinetry and a decorative tile backsplash behind the range. Pendant lighting and tile flooring complete the space.
Primary Bedroom
The primary bedroom offers lake views through a row of windows and a glass exterior door. A fireplace with a mantel is set into a deep accent wall flanked by built-in shelving. The vaulted ceiling is painted with a soft cloud motif above a dark quilted bedspread.
Primary Bathroom
The primary bathroom includes a long dual-sink vanity with curved stone countertops and multiple framed mirrors. A corner tub with tile surround sits beneath three large windows. Wall sconces and mosaic tile backsplash add to the detailing throughout.
Sunroom
The sunroom features a round ceiling with white beams radiating from a central fan and a curved wall of tall windows. A stone fireplace anchors one side beside a dining area with a tiled table and woven chairs. Wicker seating fills the rest of the lounge space with exterior views.
Home Theater
The home theater has rows of leather recliners facing a large wall-mounted screen. Wood paneling covers the ceiling and walls, with a fireplace set into a stone surround near the back. A pool table and bar seating line the opposite side of the space for added entertainment.
Source: Tony Jalbert & John Rice @ Tate & Foss Sotheby’S International Rlty, 2311 via Coldwell Banker Realty
2. Alton, NH – $9,850,000
Valued at $9,850,000, this 12,295 sq. ft. Alton, NH estate offers seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms across three floors. Designed by TMS Architects, it features lake views, a grand circular staircase, a cherry-paneled library with a bar, and a formal living room. Amenities include an Endless Pool, sauna, gym, two offices, and a handicapped-accessible suite. Juliet balconies and an in-law suite complete this versatile and elegant retreat.
Where is Alton, NH?
Alton, New Hampshire, is located in Belknap County in the central part of the state, at the southern tip of Lake Winnipesaukee. It lies about 45 miles north of Concord and 25 miles east of Laconia. The town is known for its lakefront access, outdoor recreation, and scenic views of the surrounding mountains. Alton offers a mix of small-town charm and access to boating, hiking, and year-round lake activities.
Living Room
The living room features a double-height ceiling with large windows that reach to the top of the curved wall. A sectional sofa surrounds the black hearth fireplace, which is built into custom white cabinetry. Arched transom windows and glass doors open directly to an outdoor deck area.
Dining Room
The dining room includes a long rectangular table placed atop a patterned rug beneath a recessed coffered ceiling. A central chandelier hangs over the space, while windows on two walls allow natural light to fill the room. A built-in arched shelf adds additional display space near the entry.
Kitchen
The kitchen showcases a curved central island with granite countertops and integrated seating for three. Custom wood cabinetry lines the walls, with arched windows providing symmetry above the sink area. Tall columns frame the entry to the kitchen beneath a domed ceiling section.
Primary Bedroom
The primary bedroom is painted in blue tones with white ceiling trim and a built-in alcove framing the bed. A wide window spans the back wall and overlooks a wooded area. A cushioned bench sits at the foot of the bed, with a seating area and side table arranged by the window.
Sitting Room
The sitting room includes a curved sectional sofa and matching armchairs arranged around a square black table. Tall windows with circular transoms line every wall, allowing light to enter from all sides. Glass doors provide access to the adjacent outdoor areas.
Game Room
The game room is designed with rich wood-paneled walls, ceiling beams, and built-in shelving. A full-size pool table with green felt is centered over a large rug. Pendant lights hang above the table, and windows with red curtains line two walls of the space.
Source: Karen Hasselman @ Maxfield Real Estate/Wolfeboro via Coldwell Banker Realty
1. Wolfeboro, NH – $10,950,000
Situated on a private 6.2-acre site in Wolfeboro, NH, this 14,778 sq. ft. estate is valued at $10,950,000 and includes seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms. The property offers over 5,000 sq. ft. of patio and deck space, along with a 2-slip boathouse and breakwater. Inside, a soaring great room, chef-designed kitchen, and media room highlight the main floor, while a gym, spa, sauna, and elevator add to the home’s amenities. Long-range lake views and expansion potential complete the offering.
Where is Wolfeboro, NH?
Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, is located in Carroll County on the eastern shore of Lake Winnipesaukee, about 40 miles north of Concord and 30 miles west of Portsmouth. It’s known as “The Oldest Summer Resort in America,” offering a long tradition of lakefront recreation and seasonal tourism. The town features a walkable downtown, marinas, and access to boating, swimming, and hiking. Wolfeboro blends small-town charm with scenic lake and mountain surroundings.
Living Room
The living room includes a built-in conversation area with a sunken layout, centered around a tall stone fireplace with vertical cutouts and shelving. A staircase with wooden treads and open risers leads up to the second level, visible from the open ceiling. Large artwork and symmetrical paneling complete the wall decor.
Dining Room
The dining room features a long wooden table surrounded by wrought-iron chairs with cushioned backs and seats. A stone fireplace sits at the center, dividing the space from the adjacent living area. Large windows on two sides offer wooded views with glimpses of the lake beyond.
Kitchen
The kitchen includes a long central island with a dark stone countertop and seating for six. Built-in cabinetry lines the walls, housing a stainless steel refrigerator and professional-grade appliances. Pendant lights hang from the curved wooden ceiling, adding ambient lighting to the open-plan space.
Bedroom
The bedroom features a tall wood-paneled ceiling and a sitting area beside floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a snowy forest view. A cushioned chaise, chairs, and two ottomans provide a second lounge space across from the bed. Built-in shelving and a sliding door connect to an outdoor path.
Home Gym
The home gym includes a variety of exercise equipment, storage cubbies, and wall-mounted shelves with mats, resistance gear, and balance balls. A mirrored wall spans one side, while modern linear lighting fixtures hang from the high ceiling. Light wood flooring and windows create a bright workout space.
Deck
The deck includes a rectangular wooden table with seating for ten and an open railing that offers unobstructed views of the lake and distant mountains. Surrounded by trees, this outdoor space connects directly to the home’s main structure. The wood planks match the railing in tone and finish.
Boathouse Interior
The boathouse interior contains multiple boat slips, one of which holds a motorboat docked beside a platform. Paddleboards line the wall, and a seating area with Adirondack chairs is located near a corner. A curved wooden ceiling with exposed beams spans the entire space.
Source: Jamieson Duston @ Duston Leddy Real Estate via Coldwell Banker Realty
