246 Years of American History & Original Craftsmanship
THE FARMHOUSE
The Farmhouse in Belmont, NH offers a unique & timeless setting.
The Farmhouse in Belmont, New Hampshire, features a beautifully restored historic barn and antique farmhouse, proudly listed on the NH State and Federal Register of Historic Places. Set on 125 acres of preserved farmland the property is registered with the USDA and is an active tree and hay farm, The Farmhouse’s secluded setting and authenticity create an extraordinary venue for weddings, events, and photo shoots.
Listed on the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places, the antique farmhouse and barn were built by Corporal Dudley Gilman ca. 1785 . Dudley Gilman fought at the Battle of Bennington in 1777. A Revolutionary War brown bess bayonet thought to have belonged to the patriot was discovered in the house after it was purchased by the current owners in 1918.
Proudly listed on New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places
Known today as The Farmhouse, the property sits at an elevation of 830′ and encompasses the top of Mile Hill Road in Belmont, NH. The property abuts the Laconia city line, and also lies at the northeast end of a long wildlife corridor that extends into the center of the Town of Belmont. The Belknap County Fairgrounds are a half mile south, on Mile Hill Rd.