LISTED FOR $4,900,000 | NEW
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A rare opportunity to make an architectural masterwork your very own - at incredible value. This property—a taste of Aspen or Helsinki right here in greater Boston—is a study in elemental contrasts: it’s open yet private; it unites wood, glass, metal, water, and stone; it’s only 30 minutes from Boston - and yet far away from it all. Sited on a natural rise over Todd Pond, this home was designed by Charles Rose to contrast permanence and solidity alongside evanescence and flow. There are expansive, multifunctional spaces; dynamic views through walls of windows; as well purposeful spaces for gathering family and friends within its smart, fluid architectural concrete construction. A canted bay window along with decks and balconies for days—and nights—overlook the quiet expanse of Todd Pond and the woodlands keeping it at bay from the world. Easy proximity to Hanscom makes for seamless arrivals and departures. Wide-open views with seclusion await.
Please note: The building shell is complete, and the interior unfinished. Complete, approved construction plans available. The entire property is being listed and sold as-is, the seller will not offer any credits for finishing the home or grounds. See easements on site plan in construction plans.
Please note: The building shell is complete, and the interior unfinished. Complete, approved construction plans available. The entire property is being listed and sold as-is, the seller will not offer any credits for finishing the home or grounds. See easements on site plan in construction plans.
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LOCATION / Lincoln, MA16 Todd Pond Road
Lincoln, MA 01773 If Cambridge had a twin that lived in a scenic, pristine woodland, it would be Lincoln: here—less than 30 minutes from Logan Airport and Boston’s Financial District—college deans rub CSA boxes with tech investors and hedge-wonders, and world-class architects chat about middle-school soccer and land preservation with (actual) rocket scientists from MIT’s famed Lincoln Lab. Blue jeans and down vests are the norm in this nearby pastoral archetype—a full 2,500 acres of the town are protected as conservation land—where heritage clapboards blend with mid-century modernism, and 80 miles of nature trails connect Mass Audubon’s Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary, the DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Walter Gropius’s house, and part of Minute Man National Historical Park. The town’s public schools are excellent, the commuter rail stops in the middle of town, and proximity to Hanscom jetport makes for easy private arrivals and departures.
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