Property Type:
Residential
Bedrooms:
3
Baths:
1
Square Footage:
1,262
Lot Size (sq. ft.):
5,663
Status:
Closed
Current Price:
$610,000
List Date:
9/04/2024
Last Modified:
3/10/2026
Overview
Description
A rare find! This charming turn-of-the-century home is nestled at the base of ''The Hill,'' one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Great Barrington. Just 1 - 2 blocks from the town's vibrant amenities, this home offers unparalleled convenience and sense of community.
Within minutes, you can enjoy the Mahaiwe Theater, the Triplex Cinema, numerous art galleries, unique shops, cafes, coffeehouses, patisseries, grocery stores, and more.
Blending the timeless charm of early 1900s architecture with tasteful modern updates, this lovely home features an original wood-burning fireplace in the living room, a cozy sunroom that fills with morning light, built-in cabinetry in the dining room, a windowed pantry off the kitchen, antique glass windows, and warm, rich wood floors throughout
Supplements:
Upstairs, you'll find three bedrooms (one currently used as an office), and a renovated bathroom that retains its historic charm. The screened-in porch overlooks a tranquil backyard, complete with a covered deck and stone firepitperfect for quiet nights or entertaining. Despite its proximity to downtown, this home feels peacefully tucked away from
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Upstairs, you'll find three bedrooms (one currently used as an office), and a renovated bathroom that retains its historic charm. The screened-in porch overlooks a tranquil backyard, complete with a covered deck and stone firepitperfect for quiet nights or entertaining. Despite its proximity to downtown, this home feels peacefully tucked away from the town's hustle and bustle. Whether you're seeking a full-time residence, a weekend getaway, or an income-generating property, this home fits the bill perfectly.
A bit of history: Edward F. Searles owned the land around 1900. Built around 1906, the home sits across from the site of Great Barrington's historic railroad station (no longer in use). It was possibly constructed in connection with the Housatonic Railroad, later known as the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad.
Last Updated: March - 10 - 2026
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