29 Lexington Road, Concord, MA | $1,195,000
5 Beds| 2.5Baths | 2,992 sq. ft.
Start dreaming of days spent in the heart of historic Concord,
Massachusetts. Known as the Charles B. Davis home, this circa 1750,
hand-hewn beauty is located right in town center, making it one of
Concords most coveted addresses. Concord itself is a marvel of
rural beauty, a historic town and popular excursion destination for
Boston visitors that offers full amenities without a loss of charm.
Luckily, residents of 29 Lexington Road need not travel far to
experience the charming downtownjust momentsfrom the homes front
door, quiet restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops, museums,
boutiques, a bookstore, and a number of specialty shops cluster
together along Concords friendly streets.
Concord is a picturesque New England community of historic
attractions, preserved open spaces, and a thriving commercial
center served by the MBTA commuter bus to Boston and commuter rail
to Boston, Cambridge, and Fitchburg. For history lovers, the nearby
Minuteman National Park and Old North Bridge represent the
watershed moment in American independence. For everyone they are
spots for reflection and serenity. Perhaps the largest draw is
Walden Pond,Henry
David Thoreaus idyllic retreat in Concords woods and one of the
most famous sites in New England, drawing walkers, boaters,
swimmers, sunbathers, and birdwatchers seeking the tranquil beauty
immortalized in the 19th-century philosophers writings. Just over
one mile from the pond is 29 Lexington Road, a historic gem
privately held by only four owners over the past 150 years.
Overlooking the velvety lawns of the First Parish Church, 29
Lexington Road stands on the oldest settled land in Concord. When
the English settlers arrived in the 1630s, a frequented regional
Indian path was already in existence and soon became part of a
major colonial highway between Concord and Bostontodays Lexington
Road. The property itself has a fascinating historyit is named for
Charles B. Davis, a prominent storekeeper, real estate investor,
and town postmaster who first kept his store in the front of the
residence. It has served as a goldsmith shop and was home to
various artisans and manufacturers until the
mid-19thcentury. Thanks to itswell-preserved aesthetic,
you easily get a feel for the homes history.
Inside, colonial-era charm abounds. All the classic flourishes
are there: hand-crafted moldings, fireplaces, and floor-to-ceiling
woodwork as far as the eye can see. Inthe kitchen, a beehive oven
reminds homeowners of centuries past, while the dining room sets
the scene for a memorable dinner party. Entertain in the
light-filled living room allowing thebrilliance of nature to take
center stage. Upstairs, five spaciousbedrooms and a sizable third
floor bonus roomfeature abundant built-in storage. Whether you work
from home or need a space for crafting, reading, or writing, the
home office inspires the flow of creativity.
After your work is done, take a walk around Walden Pond during
Autumn seeing the magnificent foliage reflected in the pond, and
then visit Thoreaus cabin site. Follow up with delicious wines and
dishes atConcords
Colonial Inn, and retreat back to your private
backyard garden oasis complete with a brick patio and fountain.
To learn more about 29 Lexington Road in Concord, Massachusetts,
visit Gibson Sothebys International Realtys website
here, or contact the Tom and Joanne Team
at 781.795.0502 or info@tomandjoanneteam.com.