The Stone House at Treetops


Step back in time and experience the timeless charm of The Stone House at Treetops, a one-of-a-kind retreat overlooking beautiful Newfound Lake. Rich in history and character, this extraordinary home is the perfect destination for a peaceful family vacation, couples' getaway, or relaxing escape to New Hampshire's Lakes Region.
Originally designed by a prominent architect in the early 1900s, The Stone House has welcomed notable guests throughout its history, including Thomas A. Watson, co-inventor of the telephone, renowned Yale Medical School Dean Milton C. Winternitz, and acclaimed author John Cheever. Today, it continues to offer a tranquil setting where guests can unplug, unwind, and create lasting memories.
The home comfortably accommodates families with three inviting bedrooms. The first floor features a double bedroom with a nearby bathroom and shower, while upstairs you'll find a queen bedroom, a twin bedroom, and a full bathroom with a tub. A washer and dryer are also available for your convenience.
Spend your mornings sipping coffee surrounded by nature, your afternoons exploring crystal-clear Newfound Lake, and your evenings relaxing beneath the stars. Guests enjoy access to a beautiful shared private beach, complete with spectacular lake views, a charming historic boathouse, and a swim raft—an idyllic setting for swimming, sunbathing, or simply enjoying the peaceful shoreline. The beach and boathouse are approximately a 10-minute walk or a quick 2-minute drive from the home.
If you're searching for a vacation filled with history, serenity, and the natural beauty of Newfound Lake, The Stone House at Treetops is truly a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.