This charming, historic, 3 bedroom/2 bath cottage, built by architect Monroe Temple in 1853, sits in the heart of historic Blackinton between the Greylock ''Hills'' to the south and the Green Mountains of Vermont to the north. The surrounding landscape boasts perennial gardens, flowering shrubs and fruit trees, winding walkways, and an enclosed 'secret garden.'' Showings start on 3/16Inside, well-placed skylights make maximum use of light, while the south facing living room treats the eye to mountain views and invites conversation by the gas fireplace. Completing the draw of this well-maintained home is an enclosed three-season porch in the rear which serves as an engaging entrance to the house, a place for quiet contemplation, and the perfect space for entertaining guests.

Located in a desirable elevated neighborhood, this ranch-style home has been totally renovated with a redesigned contemporary floor plan . Beautiful hardwood floors throughout now with 4 bedrooms and 2 tiled baths and entry mudroom. New 50 year roof, new foundation drainage, new updated plumbing and electrical service, new vinyl siding with all new stainless steel appliances including washer and dryer. new high efficiency windows and insulation just to name a few of the improvements.

A remarkable offering of this restored 18th century Georgian home built in 1764 on almost 4 acres with the possibiilty of an additional building site as part of the listing price; with an early barn and shed opposite the Clark Art Institute. Once located on Main St where the College President's house now sits, it was moved by oxen to its current location in 1800. (RRBrooks.)Restoration efforts follow the Deerfield tradition of interior feather-edged sheathing and paneling, wide pine board flooring and a large colonial cooking fireplace with adjacent beehive oven in the keeping room. 4-5 bedrooms/3.5 baths.