34 Red Fox Way, Keene

Set on 4+ wooded acres atop a mountainside knoll, this 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom, 2,395-square-foot Adirondack retreat captures sweeping views of the Great Range, from rugged peaks to the summit of Mt. Marcy. Built in 2007 by master craftsman Bob Biesemeyer, the home blends timeless Adirondack architecture with construction and finishes of exceptional quality. From its soaring 8x8 timber beams and cedar siding to its wide porch framing sunsets over Lower Wolf Jaw, Gothics, Porter, Cascade, and Pitchoff Ridge, every element was designed to endure and inspire.Inside, sunlight streams across hardwood floors and finely crafted millwork, while a stately wood-burning fireplace anchors the living space. Radiant floor heating ensures year-round comfort, while Pella windows and doors, Toto fixtures, central air-conditioning, and masterful concrete flatwork underscore the attention to detail. A Kohler whole-house generator and rooftop solar array provide dependable power and eliminate monthly electric bills, making the home fully prepared for Adirondack winters. It is a residence built for peace of mind.The flat, stable site includes a two-car garage and a generous lower-level ideal for ski tuning, gear staging, or finishing into additional bedrooms and family space. Beyond craftsmanship, the property represents an extraordinary value: with today's construction costs and site preparation, this home would be impossible to replicate anywhere near the list price. Just minutes from Keene's center yet immersed in wilderness, the property offers unmatched privacy, direct access to trails, and a true sanctuary of light, strength, and mountain character.