Welcome to the historic Wyandotte Woolen Mills in Pittsfield, MA. This woolen mill operated from 1824 to 1963 in the Berkshires and was one of the oldest woolen manufacturing mills in Western Massachusetts. Currently, the complex is home to 14 businesses engaged in production, distribution, flex, & storage space. The property spans 14.79 acres, including both sides of the river, and comprises 15 buildings with a total of 228,611 sq. ft. of space. 14 overhead doors, 11 loading docks, 3 freight elevators & 10' to 16' high ceilings. The area adjacent to the property is zoned for multifamily housing, making it ideal for residential development with the necessary permits and approvals. The turn-of-the-century construction features chestnut beams and maple and concrete flooring throughout.

Rare opportunity to acquire a four-building industrial complex totaling approximately 193,037 SF in a centrally located Pittsfield industrial corridor. The property consists of Building A (57,755 SF), Building B (18,125 SF), Building C (59,313 SF), and Building D (57,844 SF), offering a variety of configurations suitable for manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, and industrial users. The main building has 32 offices and conference spaces, plus at least 15 additional spaces throughout the warehouse. Buildings are fully sprinklered and feature clear heights ranging from 8'-30'. The site benefits from two truck-access entrances, providing efficient circulation and logistics capabilities. Building D offers potential for a separate parking area.

An extraordinary hospitality offering in the heart of the Berkshires -- this meticulously renovated 1880s landmark blends historic architecture with sophisticated contemporary design across more than 73,200 square feet.The 45-room boutique hotel was artfully conceived by the acclaimed film art director behind the iconic movie The Grand Budapest Hotel, resulting in a distinctive industrial-SoHo aesthetic rarely found outside of major metropolitan markets. The property has been recognized in Architectural Digest for its exceptional design and atmosphere.