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THE PROPERTY |
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168
Nashawtuc Road is
nestled at the entrance to Nashawtuc Hill at the corner
of Nashawtuc Road and Squaw Sachem Trail. The sloping
front yard features a stone wall with stepping stone
paths to the street and up into a rock garden with
antique stone bench. The rear of the property abuts the
wooded Squaw Sachem Trail. It is large, flat, and
provides a winter view of the Sudbury River, which is
especially lovely in the shimmer of the morning sun. The
land area is .93 acres. Click
here for map.
RESIDENCE
The entrance to this newly constructed custom
home provides a welcoming front porch which runs the
length of the house. Its tall tapered columns support a
covered porch over the entry door and extend to support
the pergola to the left and right. The architectural
style recalls ideas of architects Charles and Henry
Greene and Frank Lloyd Wright, while using materials
which are vernacular to New England. The house has five
bedrooms and four and one half baths in 4200 square
feet. Large cottage style windows bring in light
throughout.
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MAIN
LEVEL |
MAIN LEVEL FLOOR
PLAN
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Foyer with closet and stair leading to
upper and lower floors; Family
Room with masonry
fireplace is wired for surround sound and plasma TV.
Atrium doors lead to large mahogany deck over looking
rear of property. This room transitions into
Kitchen, which has full complement of
professional style appliances, cherry cabinets, and
island for working and eating. It also transitions into
Living Room through pocket doors. Here, a gas
fireplace is surrounded by built in bookcases and atrium
doors lead to a covered porch. Dining
Room with plate rail
leads into kitchen through pantry with large closet and
second sink, disposal, and dishwasher. Den, which is off main foyer and
Powder Room, has interior insulation for quiet
use
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UPPER
LEVEL |
UPPER LEVEL FLOOR
PLAN
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Master Bedroom has walk in closet. Atrium doors
open to faux balcony overlooking deck and back yard.
Interior walls insulated for sound. Master
Bath features steam
shower and air jet whirlpool. Three
more bedrooms, two
baths, and large laundry room complete this
floor.
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LOWER LEVEL |
LOWER LEVEL FLOOR
PLAN
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Large Sitting Room
with masonry fireplace
opens to bluestone patio. Entry to this room is plumbed
for wet bar. Outside area under deck in finished like a
porch with tongue and groove ceiling; Fifth
Bedroom is ideal for
guests, grandparents, nanny or older child; Extra
Room for exercise or
office; Mudroom with large closet; Full
bath; Utility
Room houses utilities
and is plumbed for extra laundry. Enclosed
Breezeway leads to
two-car Garage from mudroom. Additional dry
storage available in room accessed from outside under
screened porch.
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SYSTEMS
AND UTILITIES |
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Radiant
heat by Buderus with 6
zones; two Unico air conditioning systems with air
cleaning and humidification.
Sewer and
Water by town of
Concord.
Electric System 200
amperes.
“Evening Light”, photography © 2006 Richard
Pasley (top of page);
other photographs are © 2006
Krys
Streeter
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LOCATION
Concord is an historic town founded in 1635. It saw the
birth of the American Revolution in the 1700s and, in the
1800s, provided home to many American authors, the most famous
of which were Hawthorne, Alcott, Emerson, and Thoreau. A
picturesque town center offers quality shopping and several
fine restaurants, while also being a short walk to nature
trails, rivers, and an abundance of conservation land. A
commuter rail service provides frequent 25-minute service to
Cambridge (35 minutes to Boston).
The word “Nashawtuc”
is Native American for “between two
rivers”. Nashawtuc Hill is surrounded by the Assabet and
Sudbury Rivers, which join together at “Egg Rock” to become
the Concord River. A sunny summer day will find these rivers
full of kayaks and canoes. Comprised of about 30 houses, the
Hill was developed around 1900 and is characterized by quiet
refinement, while being only steps to the town center and the
commuter rail.
ACKERMAN
PROPERTIES
168 Nashawtuc Road
is the result of collaboration of Ms. Eaton with Gregory
Jackmauh of ReConstructions, Inc., with the assistance of Dan
Allen and John Cronin of The MZO GROUP,
Architects.
Brokerage activities are available as a
fee-based personal service to buyers who are moving to or
within the Boston area.
(Click
here for link)
Call us for an appointment.
978-505-3753 |
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