Luxury Home of the Week: A pondside mid-century modern gem for $3.9 million
The Lincoln property sits on 17.13 acres and boasts a studio, a saltwater pool, and a zen garden.
With views of two ponds, a stable, an artist studio, a Zen garden, and direct access to hiking trails, this home is the counterpoint to the hustle and bustle of city life.
Listed for $3,950,000 on Monday, the International-style residence at 4 Twin Pond Lane in Lincoln is mid-century modern in harmony with nature. There are pond views from every room, according to the write-up by listing agent Thomas Kennedy of Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty, and a saltwater gunite pool, if that kind of swim is more to your liking. The home offers four bedrooms, four full baths, three half baths, and 5,154 square feet of living space. Architect Edward Collins designed the home, which is set on 17.13 acres.
The kitchen was redesigned as part of several renovations made in 2012 that also included replacement windows, updated spray insulation, new doors, and flooring, among other updates. The kitchen features concrete counters, high-end appliances, and a pantry. For the oenophile, there’s a temperature-controlled wine cellar.
Every bedroom comes with an updated en-suite bath, including the first-floor master.
The garage is heated, and the driveway is long and winding for privacy.
The home’s generator and central vacuuming system are not working.
The home was built in 1972.
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