The crystal structure of a new subnitride, Na7Ba14CaN6, could be solved and refined based on single crystal and powder X‐ray diffraction data. The compound contains Ba14CaN6 clusters, which are arranged in a Na matrix as in the other subnitrides of the NaxBa14CaN6 (x = 8, 14, 17, 21, 22) series. The Ba14CaN6 clusters form a slightly distorted ccp arrangement, with octahedral holes filled by Na7 units and with tetrahedral holes remaining empty. Details of the crystal structure, such as packing and occurrence of voids, are compared to these in closely related Na8Ba14CaN6. Preparations of samples composed mostly of Na7Ba14CaN6 and intergrown crystals of Na7Ba14CaN6 and Na8Ba14CaN6 are described.