45 Weston Rd

A classic Lincoln gem that feels both architecturally significant and deeply comfortable, this modern retreat is tucked privately - but centrally - off of iconic Weston Road. J. Quincy Adams studied under Walter Gropius and originally designed 45 Weston Road in 1955, integrating simple, modernist aesthetics with the natural backdrop. Recently, respectfully, and extensively renovated: exterior cladding, roof, insulation, and spectacular new windows that frame vistas of the sloping lawn and stone patio. Interior renovations include a true chef's kitchen with a walk-in pantry and a welcoming entry with radiant heat to warmly welcome guests. Upstairs, in addition to three bedrooms, find a home office and a flexible den with a fireplace and mid-century details. Walkable to conservation trails, the historic center of town, the library, and the roadside path to Lincoln's PreK-8 school campus with courts, fields, playgrounds, and pool, yet also easy access to commuter routes and rail.