The Hall Tavern at Lee - A Georgian Colonial With a Story to Tell. Step back in time to 1750, when travelers along the New Hampshire seacoast found rest and good company at this Georgian Colonial tavern, one of the earliest homes in the town of Lee. Today, this beautifully preserved and sensitively updated residence invites new stewards to continue its remarkable story. This home abounds with many original features as well as updates which honor a rich and storied history. Original paneling, wide pine flooring and enduring post and beam construction are notable as well as a hearth style kitchen with handcrafted woodwork. The living room is adorned with a hand-painted mural in the style of Rufus Porter. Set on just under an acre, offering mature plantings, trees and stone walls which complete the ambiance of the period, all abutting conservation area. Historians will have plenty to savor. This 4 bed, 2.5 bath home offers ample space for guests – a perfect home for summer and holiday entertaining. Porch and stone patio offer relaxation and a place to appreciate nature. The house boasts five fireplaces, a wood stove and large rooms offering warmth and versatility. You will find ample storage and reuse potential with a full attic, basement and loft above a classic barn style garage. Located in the sought after Oyster River School District, this home is minutes to shopping, UNH and commuter routes. Open house Sat. 11/1/25 12-3pm or set up a private showing.