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HARSCH ASSOCIATES
$538,500
3 BD | 2 BA
Residential - Single Family

Tucked away in a peaceful, private setting off scenic Oblong Rd and overlooking a meadow with limited distant views of Mt. Greylock, this converted barn redesigned in 1994 by local architect Anne Mccallum,offers an inviting year-round retreat. The cathedral ceiling greatroom showcases exposed, hand-pegged beams from the original 1948 barn structure, creating a warm and timeless gathering space. An expansive deck to the east extends the living area outdoors, ideal for relaxing or dining while taking in the surrounding landscape. The first floor is an open floor plan with kitchen, adjacent comfortable living room and dining area. This level includes 2 comfortably sized bedrooms and a full bath, while the entire upper level is devoted to the primary suite. A full walkout basement provides


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HARSCH ASSOCIATES
$639,000
2 BD | 2 BA
Residential - Single Family

The driveway winds through mature woods before opening to an expansive setting that includes the 7.5-acre house parcel plus an adjacent 2.8-acre lot. Approximately one acre of lawn and mowed field surrounds the two-story home, providing sunlight and ample space for gardening, recreation, animals, or simply enjoying open land. Built in 1950, the home features an open floor plan connecting the living, dining, and kitchen areas--an arrangement that can be easily re-imagined or updated to suit a buyer's vision. The great room showcases natural wood finishes, a cathedral ceiling, and a fireplace. A sunken sunspace captures the southeastern light beautifully, especially in the winter months and a 3-season porch for warm summer days.


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HARSCH ASSOCIATES
$1,100,000
4 BD | 4 BA
Residential - Single Family

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.