An Exceptional New Home in the Heart of Concord

Introducing Seventy McCallar Lane — the pinnacle of premier new construction in Concord, just one mile from the shops, dining, and cultural charm of vibrant Concord Center. Set on over two private acres in a sought-after neighborhood, this architecturally striking Dutch Colonial is the final offering on a quiet cul-de-sac. Spanning more than 7,413 square feet across 14 rooms, including 5 bedrooms and 7.5 baths, the home is a seamless blend of splendor and ultra craftsmanship. Every element has been curated for refined living — from the dramatic great room and state-of-the-art kitchen to the theater, wine room, and plunge pool with waterfall.


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A living room with a table and chairs and a lamp.
There is a desk and chair in the middle of the room.
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Where Elegance

and Intimacy Meet

A sculptural chandelier sets the tone for the dining room — a space designed for both quiet moments and lively gatherings. Subtle architectural curves, custom built-ins, and warm natural textures create a sense of refinement that invites you to linger.

Amenities
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A kitchen with white cabinets , hardwood floors , stainless steel appliances and a large island.
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A living room with a couch , chairs , and ottoman.
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A living room with a piano and a fireplace

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"A Vision Realized."

“This wasn’t just a house we built — it was a vision realized. Every line, every material, every finish was chosen to honor the history of Concord while creating something truly timeless. It’s rare to work on a home where design, detail, and setting come together this seamlessly.” — Steve Marsh, Builder