A reviewer wrote "ridiculously over priced." I disagree. It is not your average antique store. This…read moreis where the quality of the pieces are reflected in the prices. Everything looks like it has been hand finished, stained if necessary, and polished. Nothing "rickety" that I saw. The art on the walls and on stands are original paintings and mostly limited edition giclee prints of photographs by New England artists. In many ways, the place is like a curated museum, and we will return to see what's new when we're back in Sunapee.

Prospect Hill Antiques is a very impressive business. It is huge, and offers a wide variety of…read moreantiques - from high-end furniture to smaller items such as clocks and typewriters. The furniture has for the most part been cleaned and repaired nicely, and the items are in good shape. It is worth the drive up the hill, and it is worth a visit even if you are unlikely to buy anything - just for the fun of going. The barn is huge and really impressive. The only thing keeping me from going with 5 stars is that they are pricey. If you are in the Sunapee area, it is worth a trip.

I have been at this thrift store a handful of times and it's a cute little thrift store in the…read moreheart of Lebanon! Prices are good and they have a selection of kitchenware, lots of home goods, furniture, clothes, linen and lots of beautiful jewelry! Customer service has always been wonderful and I highly recommend you stop in!

A great selection of items, both new and not so new, but in great condition. Deb the owner is very…read morepleasant and she has great prices. I would recommend this place before others.

What a cool place to see a combination of... everything! From furniture, to sports gear, skis,…read morecenturies old cast iron cookware, statues, machinery, you name it. Including a ski gondola from Mount Sunapee. And motorcycles, bicycles, etc. And in a century old building and warehouse. Few places carry the memorabilia of this place. One interesting piece was a huge bronze statue depicting a battle between the U.S. Cavalry and Native Americans. Probably hundreds of pounds heavy. But a bit non-PC in today's world... Prices are as expected in a New England antique shop. Initially expensive and then you're expected to bargain. A Yankee past time and tradition Really a must visit. I may return and get some old cast-iron cookware.

This is a fun place to visit. I bought an anville here, a while ago. You can stop and get a hotdog…read moreand a coke at the grill, too. Also the prices are very fair.

What a cool collection! Definitely worth stopping by. The shop is massive, so budget your time for…read morea visit. Such unique pieces -- you'll want to take it all home with you.

I recommend visiting, especially if you haven't done so since July 2024. The new owners have really…read morespiffed up the space and the display of merchandise. I found a really neat glass to use for a very specific project. I'll be going back with more time to slowly peruse through the store.

This is a hidden gem. More than ten thousands square feet of antique furniture and variety items…read more All pieces are in very good condition. Very friendly owner. The store is not very visible from the road and as a result suffers from lack of visitors. Would be such a shame if it will close.

As far as antique places go this was Avery large space with some great items. The owner is friendly…read moreand accessible, and clearly relishes being able to provide quality items. When we spoke to him he hoped to have a cafe going by the Spring of 2022, and additional areas with more items to see.

There is always something for me to buy. They have a great selection of clothing, books, furniture…read moreetc. It is a good service to the local people. I must say that the higher prices will drive customers away. It is better to sell three pieces at a lower price than none at all. Donations keep coming in and selling them is the hope of all people. Your group needs money in order to help others. Thank you, volunteers.

I love the store. But whoever is pricing your records has no idea what they are doing. "Radio…read morebob" or whatever they call themselves has worthless records for absurd prices like $20... Its not a high end records shop in NYC. Not to mention ANYONE who knows ANYTHING about records would know not to put sticker on the album! Please fire Bob and price your records at $2.00 like every other thrift shop

I had no idea the amount of inventory they have. The owner and her staff were accommodating and…read morehelpful. If you're looking for used furniture, start here.

Great place to find pretty much anything. The prices were fair and in an affordable price range…read more The owners were also very pleasant. We were camping and needed knives, which we found sharp steak knives with the butcher block knife holder for $4. And it just so happened our electric wok died while here and we found the exact same one, which we purchased over 22 years ago...needless to say, we purchased it. Loved walking around and looking at all the things in there.

Wonderful place with super low prices! Very large store. You get lost in the hunt and never want to…read moreleave.