Set in Alstead, this Victorian home pairs classic architectural detail with a working equestrian setup. Wide-plank hardwood floors, tall ceilings, and original wooden banisters carry the character of the era through the main living spaces, where fireplaces anchor the rooms and add warmth in the colder months. A large mudroom off the entry keeps everyday life practical — useful for anyone coming in from the barn or the ring. The main level includes a bedroom with its own en suite bathroom, a layout that works well for one-level living or hosting guests. The kitchen and bathrooms throughout have been updated for modern use without losing the home's original character, and a large storage area rounds out the practical side of the house. Outside, a newly redone wrap-around deck extends the living space and takes in views of the property — a natural spot for morning coffee or watching the horses from a distance. For horse owners, the setup is hard to match: a 24x36 shedrow barn with three 12x12 stalls and a 50x80 indoor riding arena with equestrian mix sand footing, ready for all-weather riding and training. Just across the street, the town of Alstead has a 100'x200' fully fenced outdoor grass riding arena that is open to the public for use. Set in Alstead's quiet, rural landscape, this property offers the rare combination of Victorian character and real equestrian infrastructure — a true horse property with a house to match. Come see this stunning home in person on September 12th from 10 AM - 12 PM.