Discover Tullar Farm, a rare historic Berkshire estate on 67± park-like acres in South Egremont. This distinguished property features three unique residences, a mature specimen tree farm, a spring-fed pond, wooded trails, and mountain views, all near local amenities. The centerpiece is The Tullar House, a preserved 6-bedroom, 5,000+ sq ft Dutch Gambrel from 1761, reportedly Egremont’s second oldest house. It boasts original charm with modern updates, including a chef’s kitchen, formal dining, three grand fireplaces, and two primary suites. Enjoy views from the marble porch or relish in the shade of ‘The Champion,’ a 250+-year-old Black Walnut Tree. The exterior captivates with ornate details: carriage lanterns, heart-motif shutters, and stone walls.
A striking timber frame barn conversion complements the main house. Crafted by a restoration specialist, this 3-bedroom residence features a 2.5-story Great Room with hand-hewn beams, plastered walls, and abundant natural light. Its open-concept layout with radiant heat flooring and a soaring fireplace blends modern comfort with rustic charm. The estate also includes a charming carriage house with two bedrooms, full kitchen, open living area, and garage stalls. An original working barn completes the property, offering endless possibilities.
Just a short drive from Great Barrington, Berkshire School, and Catamount Resort, Tullar Farm offers peaceful seclusion with easy access to Berkshire attractions. Experience the unrivaled beauty and rich history of this estate, where generations of stewardship have created a welcoming canvas for creativity. Tullar Farm represents timeless elegance meeting modern comfort, a testament to its enduring legacy and future promise. Schedule a showing to explore this extraordinary property, where yesteryear blends with contemporary living.
What is the most compelling thing about this property?
Tullar Farm is nestled just on the edge of a picturesque hamlet where charming historic homes dot the village center. Despite its close proximity to town, the property feels like an idyllic retreat, offering a sense of seclusion and tranquility. Its expansive lawns, a serene pond, park-like tree farm and mountain views create an atmosphere of total respite, while the convenience of local shops, dining, and services ensures you’re never far from what you need.
For whom is this house perfect?
Tullar Farm is a unique property with three separate dwellings, perfect for a family compound. The main house, built in 1761, is a historic treasure with endless potential for interior design and customization. For equestrians, the property includes a large working barn, flat acreage, and wooded trails ideal for riding. With its mix of history, space, and natural beauty, Tullar Farm offers an exceptional opportunity for both family living and outdoor pursuits.
What is the most fun thing to do within five miles of this property?
Tullar Farm offers incredible convenience to activities, with downtown South Egremont just a short walk away for restaurants, shops, and entertainment. A few miles up the road to NY state, Catamount Mountain Resort provides skiing in winter and an aerial adventure park in summer. The vibrant town of Great Barrington is only five minutes away, offering dining, shopping, movies, theater, and music. Plus, many nearby hiking trails like Jug End Reservation and the Appalachian Trail—there’s so much to enjoy right at your doorstep!
If this house could talk, what secrets would it tell you about its history?
Of the three homes on this property, the 1761 house would certainly do most of the talking! It is recorded to be the 2nd oldest home in town and the most important Dutch Gambrel in Southern Berkshire County. For its first 160 years, only two families resided there. There are many significant features to the main house that were extraordinary at the time it was built, and still stand out today: it is constructed of brick, which was not a common building material in late 18th century settlements; it has a Gambrel roof which required complex joinery and was therefore expensive to build; its ornamental western gable wall is adorned with the initials of Tullar and wife and the date 1761, which is when the house was completed after Tullar came back from serving in the French and Indian war; and the black walnut tree in the side yard (250 years old) is the oldest in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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