A 1776 Inn Ready for a New Chapter in Richmond
It's fun to imagine how much history must have passed through this inn over the years.
Built in 1776, this is a property that has a lot of potential and a lot of history. 802 State Road in Richmond is an old inn, with seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms in the main house, plus three additional cottages and a barn. It could be an excellent small wedding venue, brought back to its roots as a bed and breakfast, or just kept as a getaway property for a large family.
It's fun to imagine how much history must have passed through this inn over the years; when it was constructed, Richmond was a new town, the Declaration of Independence was being drafted, and iron ore, which provided some economic traction for the town in the 1800s, hadn't been discovered there yet. The stories its walls hold must be infinite.
The main house also includes a library, dining room, entrance parlor, and a large period greenhouse. Richmond is a pastoral Southern Berkshire town that's close to Tanglewood and Kripalu, as well as Pittsfield attractions.
802 State Road is listed for $1,500,000 by Leslie G. Chesloff and Diana Bisselle at William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty.
