On the 18th Tee at Owl’s Nest | White Mountain Horizon

Morning settles gently along the 18th tee at Owl’s Nest, where first light stretches across the fairway and lifts the distant outline of the White Mountains. From the main living area, expansive windows hold this landscape in quiet focus, allowing sky and green to shape the mood indoors. The horizon remains present throughout the day, shifting from bright clarity to the softened tones of late afternoon. After sunset, the course recedes into shadow and the openness of the setting reveals a broad canopy of stars, uninterrupted and deeply still.

The interior unfolds with an easy, composed logic. The principal gathering space sits at the heart of the main level, defined by generous ceiling height and wide glazing that draws the outdoors inward. Seating areas orient toward both the view and the fireplace, creating a natural rhythm between conversation and contemplation. The kitchen and dining area remain visually connected, supporting shared meals in steady mountain light. Downstairs, the finished recreation room introduces a more relaxed cadence. A pool table anchors the space, and a sectional invites evening films or quiet retreat. A pull out full size sofa here offers additional flexibility for visiting guests.

Four bedrooms accommodate up to ten. The configuration includes one king bedroom, two queen bedrooms, and a fourth bedroom with two full beds. Two full bathrooms and one half bath are distributed across levels, providing practical separation between private quarters and shared living areas.

The 1,000 square foot deck extends daily life outward, equipped with a propane fire pit, grill, and outdoor television. Within the Owl’s Nest community, shared amenities include two swimming pools, a 12 person hot tub, fitness facilities, tennis and pickleball courts, and access to the Jack Nicklaus designed golf course and Vineyard Course. On site dining is a short golf cart ride away.
Waterville Valley and Loon Mountain are each approximately 30 minutes by car, reinforcing the region’s four season appeal.

This setting suits families and golf focused groups who value open horizons and the steady presence of mountain and sky.