Sleek and sophisticated, this stunning downtown condominium in the hip arts community of North Adams is but a stone's throw from the incomparable Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art as well as a host of other galleries,eateries and shops. Recently thoroughly renovated with a refined richness of detail and careful preservation of some original features of the 1873 landmark building, it is distinguished by high ceilings,spacious rooms,and grand windows with sweeping mountain and cityscape views.Discerning attention has been bestowed upon all aspects of design,and especially lighting,from the elegant lines and shapes of the fixtures to the complete adjustability of all recessed lamps in color,direction and intensity.The result ia a splendid oasis of calm and comfort, a feast for the eyes

Situated in the finest location in a quiet neighborhood of very nicely kept homes, this three bedroom, two bath home offers the discerning buyer an abundance of privacy, especially with the adjacent 1.33 acre wooded parcel included in the sale. The property also abuts state land to the south, providing additional protection and enhancing the peaceful aura of the surroundings. Stately and spacious, the residence has a wonderful array of living and entertaining areas both inside and out. A lovely kitchen with granite counters and gleaming white cabinetry opens to a two story deck, with al fresco dining and leisure opportunities both up and down. Below is an expansive four season sunroom with access to the decking and to the large fireplaced family room. With a kitchenette close by,

Open House June 13, 1-2:30.Striking and sophisticated riverfront condominium in superb location, with close proximity to restaurants, shops and theater on Spring and Water Streets, the Taconic Golf Club, Williams College, and the Clark Art Institute. One of only 6 recently built town house units on the river in the handsome Cable Mills complex, number 8 has benefitted beautifully from the discerning taste and style of its owner, with elegant yet understated lighting fixtures, and enchanting touches of color and texture throughout. Light-filled with an abundance of large windows, it offers as well two terraces and two upper decks providing opportunities for al fresco dining and fresh air relaxation. A sleek suite of Thermador appliances graces the kitchen/dining area which includes

Open House June 13, 1-2:30.Striking and sophisticated riverfront condominium in superb location, with close proximity to restaurants, shops and theater on Spring and Water Streets, the Taconic Golf Club, Williams College, and the Clark Art Institute. One of only 6 recently built town house units on the river in the handsome Cable Mills complex, number 8 has benefitted beautifully from the discerning taste and style of its owner, with elegant yet understated lighting fixtures, and enchanting touches of color and texture throughout. Light-filled with an abundance of large windows, it offers as well two terraces and two upper decks providing opportunities for al fresco dining and fresh air relaxation. A sleek suite of Thermador appliances graces the kitchen/dining area which includes

Lovely Carriage House in splendid location. Just minutes from prestigious Clark Art Institute and with its world-renowned collection of French Impressionist and American Art, and the numerous trails wandering through the meadows and woodlands of its 140 acre campus, and a stone's throw from the outstanding Taconic Golf Club, this charming residence, once part of the Cluett Estate, affords privacy with its 1.4 acres as well as proximity to all Williamstown has to offer. The four bedroom, three and one half bath home features a stellar and spacious living room with large woodburning fireplace, a formal dining room opening to a screened porch overlooking the pleasing grounds, a warm bookcase-lined den with another fireplace, a kitchen with breakfast nook. and stone terraces. With ample room

ICONIC VICTORIAN IN SUPERB LOCATIONThis stunning residence is just a stone's throw from the renowned Clark Art institute withs its internationally revered collection of the art of Renoir, Monet, Degas, Sargent, Homer, Remington, Inness and Cassatt (among many, many others), and its expansive 140 acre campus full of trails wandering through meadows and woodlands. Built in 1888 by Archibald Hopkins, son of Williams College President Mark Hopkins, the incomparable home shares a spacious two thirds of an acre with gardens, handsome Goshen stone walls and two pergolas. The gracious entry hall, distinguished by a dramatic stairway with soaring leaded glass windows, leads to elegant living and dining rooms, and a warm bookshelf-lined library. All have French doors opening to