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Walter Pierce, the late architect noted for helping popularize modern design in the suburbs, crafted the plan for the midcentury modern at 37 Laurel Drive in an especially rustic slice of Lincoln, about 20 miles northwest of Boston proper.
The house—on sale now through Compass for $1.4 million—is therefore a sleek and airy affair unfolding over 3,190 square feet. There are three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and a lot of open floorplan.
Built in 1957, the house, too, rests on an acre within Brown’s Wood, a Lincoln enclave that includes several other modern properties of similar age. It last sold way back in September 1996 for $480,000 too.
Interestingly enough also, 37 Laurel was a setting for the 2019 film Knives Out starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Chris Evans. So there’s that.
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