Set on just over seven acres between Lee and Stockbridge, this c.1850 Greek Revival delivers classic Berkshire character with real scale. Nearly 4,700 square feet with a gracious flow, tall windows, and preserved period details. Every bedroom offers an en suite, creating an easy setup for hosting family and friends. Common spaces include a welcoming foyer, two living rooms, a formal dining room, a library, and a large cook’s kitchen with eat-in area and pantry. Three period fireplaces add warmth and charm. Outside, mature trees frame open meadow, with room for gardens, games, and long summer evenings. The setting is remarkably convenient. Tanglewood, Lenox, Stockbridge, and downtown Lee are a short drive, and access to Route 7 and the Mass Pike keeps weekend trips simple.
What is the most compelling thing about this property?
Its location is what makes it so special. Just five minutes from both downtown Stockbridge and downtown Lee, it offers the perfect balance of privacy and convenience. You’re surrounded by more than seven acres of open meadow and mature trees, creating a peaceful, timeless setting. The home itself, a beautifully preserved 1850 Greek Revival, has real presence and scale, with nearly 4,700 square feet of light-filled, gracious living space.
For whom is this house perfect?
It’s ideal for anyone who loves to host and values comfort and space. Every bedroom has its own en suite, so guests can relax with ease, whether they’re visiting for a weekend, a holiday, or an entire summer. It works equally well as a full-time residence or a Berkshire getaway that feels like home the moment you arrive.
What is the most fun thing to do within five miles of this property?
Start your day with coffee and a walk through downtown Stockbridge, then explore the Norman Rockwell Museum or the Berkshire Botanical Garden. Spend the afternoon shopping in downtown Lee or relaxing at one of the nearby restaurants cafés. When evening comes, catch a concert at Tanglewood or dinner in Lenox before returning home under the Berkshire stars.
If this house could talk, what secrets would it tell you about its history?
It would tell stories of Berkshire summers long past, with families gathering by the fire, children running through the meadow, and the soft sound of music or conversation drifting from room to room. Nearly two centuries later, the house still reflects everything people love about the Berkshires: beauty, peace, and a lasting sense of place.
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