This historic Epping, NH 19.31 acre hilltop homestead enjoys lovely, private, westerly views of its pasture, stone walls and forest which are especially beautiful at sunset and through the changing four seasons. Located at the end of Dearborn Road, a town-maintained gravel road officially designated as a scenic road by the Town of Epping, the property abuts conservation land including the Harvey Kennard Hill Forest conservancy with over 6 miles of established trails used for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, bird watching, cross-country skiing and snow shoeing. The renovated 1875 main house has a dining room and kitchen with two bedrooms over and 1.5 bathrooms and its addition was built in the 1990s making it a 3-4 bedroom home with a living room and 2 car garage. There is a full basement with a cement floor. The old part of the house is on a granite foundation. The ground floor also has the laundry under the main stairway of the addition. The second floor new addition has two dormered bedrooms with closets, a full bathroom and library sitting area. The original second floor has a master bedroom separated from the dressing room by a full bathroom. The dressing room is large enough to be another bedroom but since the master bedroom does not have a closet, it has been used as a dressing room. The driveway is shared with wonderful horse farm neighbors at 116 Dearborn Rd who have a right of way on the driveway, but their house is not visible from 114 Dearborn.