With exceptional stewardship of both its historic character and its relationship to the surrounding landscape, 270 Concord Road is a circa 1824 Lincoln residence thoughtfully updated and expanded for contemporary living. Set on 2.36 acres, the home offers 5,040 square feet of living space, four bedrooms, three full baths, substantial gathering spaces, and an uncommon combination of antique architecture and energy-conscious systems.

Custom millwork, built-in cabinetry, window seats, hardwood floors, and three fireplaces speak to the character of the home, while generously scaled rooms create flexibility for everyday life and entertaining. The expansive kitchen features a large island, abundant cabinetry, stainless appliances, and extensive work surfaces, opening naturally to adjacent living areas.

A light-filled, wood-paneled solarium is among the home's defining spaces, with a soaring vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, brickwork, and walls of windows that draw the surrounding landscape into the heart of the house. Beyond the main residence, a detached summer house and separate barn/chicken-coop structure extend the property's connection to its garden setting.

At a Glance

Two Centuries of Character, Thoughtfully Evolved

Dating to approximately 1824, the residence retains the architectural details that give an antique home its sense of place while incorporating spaces suited to modern life. Hardwood floors, custom cabinetry, millwork, window seats, French doors, and three fireplaces create layers of warmth and craftsmanship throughout the house.

Designed for Gathering

At the center of the home, the generously proportioned kitchen offers a large island, extensive cabinetry and work surfaces, stone counters, stainless appliances, and window seating. Nearby living spaces range from intimate rooms with historic detail to an expansive family room with a fireplace, French doors, exterior access, and built-in window seating.

A Solarium Connected to the Landscape

The wood-paneled solarium is a memorable counterpoint to the antique portions of the residence. A soaring vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, brickwork, stone or tile flooring, and walls of windows create a light-filled room that brings the changing landscape into daily view.

A Character-Rich Primary Suite

The primary suite combines privacy with some of the home's most appealing architectural details, including its own fireplace, hardwood flooring, window seats overlooking the grounds, custom cabinetry, a walk-in closet, and an en-suite bath with double vanity.

A Summer House in the Garden

Charming in its own right, the detached summer house is tucked into the garden and offers additional space beyond the stated 5,040 square feet of the main residence. Brick flooring, a woodstove, its own patio, and a peaceful garden setting make it an especially distinctive part of the property.

A separate barn/chicken-coop structure adds utility and another connection to the property's Lincoln setting, with potential for uses such as an artist's studio subject to a buyer's own investigation and any required approvals. The surrounding 2.36 acres provide privacy, mature landscape, and outdoor living opportunities.

Energy Stewardship for a Historic Home

Energy-conscious improvements complement the home's historic fabric. A wholly owned 60-panel solar array supports the property's electrical demands, including high-efficiency air-source heat pump and ductless mini-split systems providing heating and cooling. A gas-fired backup system installed in 2022 supplements the home's energy systems. Detailed information regarding the property's solar systems and production is available with the property resources.

Property Details

*The stated 5,040 square feet of living area includes approximately 4,218 square feet above grade and 822 square feet below grade, according to public record. The detached summer house is not included in the stated living area. Detailed information regarding the property's solar systems and production is available in the property resources; buyers should review those materials for complete information. Any potential alternate use of the barn/outbuilding is subject to buyer investigation and applicable approvals. All representations, dimensions, and specifications are for marketing purposes. Buyer/buyer’s agent to perform any/all due diligence.