Description: The 1790 classic colonial awaits new owners. Located in the idyllic village of Warner, New Hampshire voted a "Hidden Gem" by the Boston Globe, the building was built in 1790 and is one of the last remaining lodging homes in Warner from the early ski days when Warner was known as the first ski resort town in New Hampshire. Originally known as The Maples, the Inn welcomed tourists from the mid-1800s through the early 1900s. After a century plus of private ownership, the current owners purchased the property in 2005 and with thoughtful renovations, transformed it into an acclaimed New Hampshire B & B with excellent year-round occupancy and an outstanding online reputation. The home is located in the Sunapee/Dartmouth region which excels in offering the outdoor enthusiast prime skiing, hiking, watersports, arts and music entertainment year-round. The village of Warner offers visitors a charming downtown with inviting waterfront paths, boutiques, museums, lively music venues and restaurants. Concord is a short 20-minute drive and the Hanover area is a lovely 40-minute drive making commuting a breeze. The home features a newly renovated kitchen, new heating system and roof which are four years old. A large yard, garden area, pond, mature gardens and fruit trees surround the property. Possibilities are endless and current zoning remains for use as a Bed & Breakfast, rental or other business possibility.