The Wish List:A house with architectural integrity and a home filled with every amenity. This 5,426 square-foot, four-bedroom home was meticulously designed and perfectly executed using the finest materials by Thoughtforms, West Acton, MA, one of the top ten construction companies in New England. Lift your eyes toward the beauty of hand-hewn beams and tongue and groove paneling in the vaulted ceilings; take in the warmth and grandeur of the granite fireplace in the great room; appreciate the pleasing symmetry of the French doors throughout the house that lead to the large terrace; and focus on the exquisite craftsmanship found in the smallest details of brass hardware or inlaid marble flooring. With spaces designed for family living and/or entertaining, this home represents the epitome of residential design. An estate settingThe home is set amidst 3.6 acres of pristine New England landscape in one of the most storied neighborhoods of Lincoln. The lot offers privacy and vistas over the property's meadows, woodlands, and pool area. A huge stone terrace with easy access to the major rooms of the house allows for outdoor entertaining or quiet contemplation. From the pool, you can enjoy a Nantucket-style outdoor shower and enter the master bedroom wing, or guests can use the full bath/changing room in the home's lower level. An extra 1.9 acre buildable lot adjoins the property and could be developed into a guest home, stable, or entertainment complex. While you may never want to leave this bucolic property, the land directly abuts hundreds of acres of Lincoln's premier conservation land and miles of walking trails. Stunning.A neighborhood settingWhile your privacy is protected by the gorgeous space around you, the home is situated in one of the most storied neighborhoods of Lincoln. Old Concord Road has been Lincoln's most sought-after neighborhood for over 100 years and its homes reveal the architectural history of New England. Neighbors live in cherished estate properties, early Modernist homes inspired by Gropius, and pre-Revolutionary War-era antique homes - all bounded by New England stone walls and preserving sugar maples, Norway spruces, wildflowers, and mature specimen plantings. A perfect New England enclave.A transcending connection with nature.Discussing the transcendental beauty of the surrounding land is not hyperbole. Old Concord Road is set in the actually landscape lived in and written about by Henry David Thoreau in Walden. The neighborhood, known as Adams Woods, would be recognizable today to the 19thcentury Transcendentalists who walked its trails. The area consists of 104 acres of woods, fields, ponds and streams and connects directly to Walden Woods, with an easy walk to the swimmable shores of Walden Pond.
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