If your weekends involve a trailer, a kayak rack, or a couple of dirt bikes, read this one twice. 314 Wentworth Road sits on close to three acres in Brookfield, most of it cleared and open, the woods pulled back to the edges and room to actually use the land. The Cotton Valley Rail Trail runs right through town, so the walking, biking, and winter sledding start about where the driveway ends. Lake Wentworth and its state-park swim beach are a straight shot up Route 109, downtown Wolfeboro and Lake Winnipesaukee are about fifteen minutes, and Wakefield's string of lakes sits just the other way. King Pine and the skiing are under an hour north. Come home to a single-floor 1984 ranch that fits the life. Just over 2,000 square feet, three bedrooms and two baths on one level, no stairs after a long day outside. A great room under a pine cathedral ceiling with skylights and a brick chimney, a redone kitchen with blue cabinets and butcher block, and a second big living room with a heated floor, a cast-iron stove, and a cedar screened porch for bug season. A whole-house generator keeps the lights on when the weather turns, and the detached, heated studio out back stores the gear or works as a shop. Oil hot water heat, private drilled well and septic, full basement, a paved driveway with room for the trailer, all in the Governor Wentworth school district about ten minutes from Sanbornville. Land you can use, trails out the door, and the whole lake region around you. Come kick the tires. Buyer to do own due diligence.