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Classic Stockbridge Cottage

  • Berkshires
  • House
Classic Southern Berkshire escape, built in the early 1900s by a cartographer for the NY Times. The home boasts a living room sized for entertaining, a separate library and an additional sitting space. The wood burning fireplaces in the living room and library bring warmth to enjoy your coffee on cold mornings. Light and bright kitchen adjoins the dining room with a screened-in porch for outdoor dining. Large decks on the front, side and back invite one outside at every turn.

8

Guests

4

Bedrooms

2.5

Bathrooms

Rooms and Beds

Bedroom 2

queen beds: 1

Bedroom 3

queen beds: 1

Bedroom 4

double beds: 1

Master Bedroom w/ ensuite

queen beds: 1

Features and Amenities

Wireless Internet
Oven
Patio or balcony
Private entrance
Refrigerator
Shampoo
Smoke detector
Stove
TV
Toaster
Towels provided
Washer

Rates and Availability

Taxes and fees are additional

Location

Reviews

Charming house, beautifully decorated

5star rating
Charming house, beautifully decorated! Updated kitchen and bathrooms, but house still has old charm. Plenty of closet space. Quiet, peaceful surroundings. Beautiful area. Stockbridge a short drive away, as is Norman Rockwell museum. Highly recommend seeing Edith Wharton’s house in Lenox, also not far. Lucas an excellent host. Would stay again!!

This was a great location

5star rating
This was a great location. Peaceful and private with many areas to enjoy such as the screen porch. Close to so many things to explore.

This was a great location

5star rating
This was a great location. Peaceful and private with many areas to enjoy such as the screen porch. Close to so many things to explore.

A perfect house for our ladies’ weekend in the Berkshires

5star rating
A perfect house for our ladies’ weekend in the Berkshires! The house is gorgeous, lots of amenities, near walking trails and restaurants, comfortable, homey. Lucas was so easy to work with, really responsive and helpful. Highly recommend!

Classic Stockbridge Cottage

  • Berkshires
  • House
Classic Southern Berkshire escape, built in the early 1900s by a cartographer for the NY Times. The home boasts a living room sized for entertaining, a separate library and an additional sitting space. The wood burning fireplaces in the living room and library bring warmth to enjoy your coffee on cold mornings. Light and bright kitchen adjoins the dining room with a screened-in porch for outdoor dining. Large decks on the front, side and back invite one outside at every turn.

8

Guests

4

Bedrooms

2.5

Bathrooms

Price Details

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