
The King Retreat
A quiet corner of the house for the grown-ups. Wake up to New Hampshire pine light and a slow first cup of coffee.

Three bedrooms. Two bathrooms. Sleeps up to 12. An oversized great room around a wood stove hearth, a second living room with a queen pull-out sofa, a kitchen and dining area that seats the whole group, first-floor laundry, a two-car garage — and an oversized rear deck looking into New Hampshire conservation woods, not the neighbors.








Room enough for everyone to land in the same place at the end of a long Lake Winnipesaukee day.
The center of the house when the temperature drops. Fires that go from après-ski straight into dinner.
Cook the lake trout you caught, or the pizza you picked up in Meredith Village. Either counts as a good night.
A quieter room with a queen pull-out sofa — extra sleeping when the whole crew comes north to Winnipesaukee.
Sandy towels and wet swimsuits — solved before anyone tracks them upstairs.
Coffee before the house wakes up. Dinner after everyone comes back from the water.
Room for the car, the gear, the paddleboards, and whatever else came with you.
Sleeps up to 12 — three bedrooms plus a queen pull-out sofa in the second living room. Pack-and-play available on request.

A quiet corner of the house for the grown-ups. Wake up to New Hampshire pine light and a slow first cup of coffee.

A flexible room built for however your group actually travels on Lake Winnipesaukee — a couple, a parent and a kid, or two friends staying up too late.

The room the kids fight to sleep in. Full-over-full and twin-over-twin bunks — designed for families and groups filling a Meredith lake house.