A rare opportunity to reside within one of New Hampshire’s most architecturally significant estates. Built in 1905 by Edward Francis Searles, Stillwater Manor has been thoughtfully converted into just six exclusive residences, offering a level of privacy, scale, and character rarely found in condominium living. Set back from the road and surrounded by mature landscape and stonework, the property offers a sense of seclusion and quiet retreat. Inside, the residence blends historic detail with modern comfort. Rich tigerwood flooring anchors the expansive living area, complemented by a striking artisan brick oven fireplace—an irreplaceable architectural feature. The kitchen, framed by graceful arched openings, features granite counters, stainless steel appliances, and a layout suited for both everyday living and entertaining. The primary suite offers a private retreat with a full walk-in closet, in-unit laundry, and a newly renovated en-suite bath. A second bedroom, also featuring a full walk-in closet and its own attached bath, provides flexibility for guests or extended living. Recent upgrades include new central air conditioning, ensuring year-round comfort. Additional features include a detached garage, abundant storage, and a fully integrated home theater system. The association provides heat, hot water, and exterior maintenance, delivering a true maintenance-free lifestyle. Ideally located near the Massachusetts border, The Loop in Methuen, and major commuter routes, offering convenient access to Boston and the Seacoast. With only a handful of residences in the building, opportunities to own within Stillwater Manor are exceptionally limited. A rare offering where history, privacy, and modern living converge within a distinguished estate setting.