Indian Lake Association
· 2,895 sq.ft · 5 Bedrooms · 6 Baths · House
· Garden · Fireplace
Indian Lake Association · 2,895 sq.ft · 5 Bedrooms · 6 Baths · House · Garden · Fireplace
Sixty wooded acres at the end of a quiet, town maintained dead-end road, rising behind and beside a circa 1840 farmhouse with room for everyone. In the Berkshires that combination rarely comes up, and even more rarely under $800,000. The original house and its addition are seamlessly joined, each with its own entrance and stairway: five bedrooms and five private baths upstairs, plus a sixth full bath off the dining room. Wood burning fireplaces, two screened porches, a tennis court, and handsome stonework inside and out. Old cart roads wind through the woods toward a nineteenth century quarry, with room to hike, ski, garden, and roam from the back door. Newer windows, insulation, and Hardie board siding mean the big work is done. Five bedrooms, sixty acres, one dead-end road. Come walk it. Sixty wooded acres at the end of a quiet, town maintained dead-end road, rising behind and beside a circa 1840 farmhouse with room for everyone. In the Berkshires, that combination rarely comes up, a
Sixty wooded acres at the end of a quiet, town maintained dead-end road, rising behind and beside a circa 1840 farmhouse with room for everyone. In the Berkshires that combination rarely comes up, and even more rarely under $800,000. The original house and its addition are seamlessly joined, each with its own entrance and stairway: five bedrooms and five private baths upstairs, plus a sixth full bath off the dining room. Wood burning fireplaces, two screened porches, a tennis court, and handsome stonework inside and out. Old cart roads wind through the woods toward a nineteenth century quarry, with room to hike, ski, garden, and roam from the back door. Newer windows, insulation, and Hardie board siding mean the big work is done. Five bedrooms, sixty acres, one dead-end road. Come walk it. Sixty wooded acres at the end of a quiet, town maintained dead-end road, rising behind and beside a circa 1840 farmhouse with room for everyone. In the Berkshires, that combination rarely comes up, a