Ode to the Past

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A Romantic Haven

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w i l l t r a n s p o r t y o u t o a s o p h i s t i c at e d a n d s t y l i s h w o r l dwhere every detail has been carefully woven into an intriguing whole. A large part of what makes the spaces so unique is the distinctive vintage finds and one of a kind detail that encompass the home. All the renovations completed were inspired by the original historic origins of a timeless Concord farmhouse. Aspects of this property offer exact reproduction of original vintage style, though proportions and details have been tweaked to reflect how we live today. Prominently sited on a dramatic 1+ acre lot, complete with tree house, this offering is within walking distance to conservation land and bike trails. Close to Willard elementary and both Concord Middle

school buildings, West Concord village and Concord Center shops and restaurants, and Routes 2 and 117. Upon approach, handcrafted stonewalls guide the driveway towards the home and converted barn which serves as a two car garage. Cobble stone walkways, a wrap around Victorian era porch, and a backyard with an expansive open deck off the addition, serve as an expression of a craftsman’s ambition to create the perfect haven for family and friends to enjoy.

“a showcase for style which revolves around an

ambitious architectural addition. Offering

reclaimed materials &custom craftsmanship.”

S t o n e w a l l s , historic details & a breathtaking lot.

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U p o n e n t r y , o b s e r v e traditionally details carved into the wooden window banister as well as colorful tiles and rich paint colors; the mix of finishes is another nod to this elegant country aesthetic. There is a large mudroom with beadboard details and tiled floor.

Proceeding down the dramatic central hall, the loft-like barn addition reveals a sprawling great room. The gourmet kitchen contains an island with built in shelves, and soapstone counters that wrap along three walls to include two sinks and plentiful cabinets. Adjoining the kitchen is an expansive eating area with a central built-in bench that allows for family style seating. The great room also contains a tiled Rumford fireplace with ornate wooden details and two window seats, perfect for relaxation. French doors and a wall of windows offer views and access to a dramatic entertainment sized deck and an expansive yard large enough for a weekend football game. Two other formal rooms and a first floor office complete a floor plan perfect for today’s demanding buyer.

All of the bedrooms on the expansive second floor offer original vintage details, multiple windows, and hardwood floors. The generous master bedroom has a walk-in closet, en-suite bath with heated marble floors, marble countertops, dressing table, jetted tub, and tiled shower serving as luxurious yet practical amenities.The third floor is perfect as an au pair or teenager suite. Offering an enduring sense of history and a renovation that left all the beautiful parts intact, this home stands out above the crowd and will endure for years to come.

A n e n t e r t a i n -ment sized deck with views of a rustic tree house

A barn addition w i t h intricate d e t a i l s .

H a r d w o o d f l o o r s L o f t y c e i l i n g s A m p l e s t o r a g e H i s t o r i c D e t a i l Level Lot Professional landscaping Authentic Craftsmanship Rumford Fireplace

top left: Perfectly blended with History

middle left: A durability of design that’s finished by hand

bottom left: High Ceilings & thoughtful details

“A space that conjures up a certain way of living & comfort that is timeless. Clearly crafted by an artisan with purpose & a strong personal aesthetic.”

“This most beautiful home has a touch of

history, of memory, of things that have been passed along, and is

merged perfectly with modern amenities.”

Concord, signifying agreement and harmony, was incorporated as the first inland settlement in Massachusetts through a grant from the Massachusetts General Court dated September 12, 1635. As the scene of the first battle of the American Revolutionary War (War for Independence) on April 19, 1775, it is considered the birthplace of the nation, where the “shot heard ‘round the world” for liberty and self government was fired.

During the middle of the 19th century, Concord was home to some of the greatest literary and transcendental minds in America. Authors Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Bronson and Louisa Alcott, and Nathaniel Hawthorne all lived, worked and wrote in Concord, and signs of their presence in the community remain to this day through the abundance of historic and cultural resources offered. Within walking distance of Concord Center are The Concord Museum, Orchard House, the Old Manse, the Old North Bridge, Minuteman National Historic Park, Emerson House, and Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Walden Pond, which served as the inspiration for Thoreau’s Walden in 1854, is nearby and offers a variety of recreational opportunities and hiking trails. The Concord Free Public Library, Concord Art Association, Emerson Umbrella studios for visual and performing arts, and the Performing Arts Center (which is home to the Concord Orchestra, the Concord Band, and the Concord Players) are all in the downtown area.

Located 20 miles west of Boston, Concord’s population has remained stable at 16,000 over the past several decades. It is a picturesque New England community of handsome residences, preserved open spaces, family-owned farms and thriving commercial centers. The town is served by MBTA commuter rail to Boston, Cambridge and Fitchburg; and a commuter bus to Boston. State highway Route 2 runs through Concord, and Routes 128/95 and 495 are conveniently accessed.

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Concor d hig hl ig h ts top r at e d s c ho ol s 1 , 2 0 0 a c r e s of con se rvat ion l a nd Walden Pond The North bridge museums and monuments easy commute to Boston

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Overview

Style Colonial FarmhouseYear Built 1890Rooms 11Bedrooms 5Baths 3 Full, 1 HalfLiving Area *3,944 sq.ft.Lot Size *1.19 acres* per public record

Structure

Exterior Wood Shingles, ClapboardFoundation Poured Concrete, FieldstoneRoof Asphalt/Fiberglass ShinglesFloors Hardwood, TileBasement FullFireplaces 1Garage 2-CarDeck 34’ x 20’Porch Yes

Rooms

First FloorLiving Room 13’ 8” x 12’ 10”Dining Room 14’ x 12’ 4”Kitchen 23’ 2” x 20’Family Room 23’ 2” x 15’Office 16’ 10” x 14’Foyer 15’ 4” x 12’Bath 1 HalfLaundry Yes

Second FloorMaster Bedroom 23’ 10” x 13’ 4”l Walk-in closet Yesl Master Bath YesBedroom 13’ 6” x 13’Bedroom 12’ x 12’ Bedroom 17’ 4” x 10’ 10”Bedroom 14’ 8” x 14’ 10”Bathrooms 2 FullLaundry Yes

Third FloorBedroom 14’ 6” x 14’Bedroom 12’ x 10’ 4”Study 12’ 4” x 8’ 6”

Services

Heating Forced Hot Air, Radiators, Radiant Fuel GasElectric Service Circuit BreakersWater Town WaterSewerage Private Septic, Title 5: Pass

Financial & Legal

2012 Assessment $1,085,3002012 Taxes $14,738+/-Registry SMRDBook/Page 33304 / 269Schools Willard Elementary

Peabody-Sanborn MSCCHS

ZUR ATTIASBroker/Owner

Direct: 978.621.0734Office: 978.371.1234Zur@theattiasgroup.com www.theattiasgroup.com

For FinancingWells Fargo Home MortgageMark RichardDirect: 617-820-6050Mark.G.Richard@wellsfargo.com

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