New Hampshire is famous for its gorgeous mountains, dramatic coastline, and all-around natural beauty – but there’s plenty to admire that’s man-made as well. The Granite State is home to several gorgeous estates, but we think this one in Newbury stands out.
The Fells, also known as the Hay Estate, was originally the property of John Milton Hay, who served as the private secretary of Abraham Lincoln and the Secretary of State under Presidents William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt.
The Colonial Revival summerhouse was built in 1889 and renovated and expanded by Hay's ancestors in the early twentieth century. They also built the stunning gardens that today set this estate apart.
The gardens are open for exploration year-round, and you can take garden tours on certain days during the summer. The variety of flowers is simply exquisite, so you'll want to bring your camera.
Entry fees, hours, and tour times vary by season, so be sure to visit the Fells website for details. You’ll find the property at 456 NH-103A, Newbury, NH 03255.
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