Top of the Hill

Premier neighborhood & unparalleled setting! On the crest of Nashawtuc Hill, this spectacular seven-bedroom, 2005-built shingle-style home, accompanied by a one-bedroom, one-bath carriage house, sits gracefully atop 3.41 acres. The property offers sweeping views of open, rolling fields teeming with wildlife—hawks, deer, foxes, turkeys, cardinals, and hummingbirds—creating a serene and private retreat with panoramic vistas that evolve with the seasons.

• Designed by an award-winning local architect, the timeless southeast-facing home fits perfectly into its natural setting.
• Off the quiet Common, the driveway flanked by stone pillars and walls leads to a welcoming, landscaped entrance.
• Willard Common, with just three homes at the top of Nashawtuc Hill, is a peaceful retreat, tucked away from traffic. It offers a genuine neighborhood feel, with interconnected streets and stunning elevated vistas.
• The kitchen features a central island and a separate breakfast area, with windows on two sides that invite an abundance of natural light and offer delightful views of the surrounding outdoors.
• A butler’s pantry seamlessly connects the dining room to a spacious, 270-degree screened porch, offering the perfect setting for al fresco dining with breathtaking views on all sides.
• Architectural elegance is evident at every turn, both inside and out, with natural finishes and hardwood floors throughout. Custom built-in bookshelves, arched doorways, oversized doors, and intricate trim and moldings add to the home’s timeless charm.
• Heating and cooling systems are thoughtfully engineered for efficiency and comfort.
• The home is equipped with an elevator and a three-car garage.
• Easy access to Concord’s amenities, including Concord Center shopping, the commuter train, Emerson Hospital, local schools, and top local restaurants.
• Nashawtuc, meaning "Between Two Rivers," is situated just uphill from the Sudbury and Assabet Rivers, offering opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, and in winter, ice skating on the meadow’s overflow.