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Livingston Lane is nine beautiful house sites on a 50 acre parcel of land which had been previously owned for many years by the Blackwell family. Livingston Lane was so named at the suggestion of John Blackwell. It is named for a Blackwell ancestor, Colonel Henry Livingston who served under Washington in the Continental Army. He is also acknowledged as the true author of the poem, "T' was the Night Before Christmas" which is often credited to Clement Moore.

The development is the first that was permitted under Newbury's Open Space Residential District zoning by-law. One of the purposes of this by-law is to encourage preservation of open space, agricultural land, forestry land and wildlife habitat. That goal is met here through the low density development which allows most of the parcel to remain undisturbed. There will be walking trails created which will allow the residents to access the surrounding woodlands and a vantage point overlooking the Wolf Brook ice pond.