An Architect-Designed Contemporary in New Marlborough
A 1984 Andrew Daland house with a cathedral great room, screened gazebo, and a quiet forest.
Set among mature rhododendrons on 5.65 acres in the hills of New Marlborough, 699 Hartsville New Marlboro Road is a 1984 contemporary designed by architect Andrew Daland, with expansive windows framing pastoral views and a layout built around comfortable single-level living.
The main floor holds the primary bedroom suite with built-in dressers, a dining room with built-in cupboards and buffet, a kitchen with granite counters, and a great room with a cathedral ceiling, fireplace, and built-in bookshelves. The lower level, with its own interior entrance, holds two additional bedrooms each with en-suite full baths, and a spacious family room—3 bedrooms and 3 full baths in all across 1,472 square feet. An attached two-car garage and a screened gazebo round out the property.
An abutting 10-acre parcel with a stream is available from the same seller, either separately or together with the house for a combined price of $1,450,000.
New Marlborough sits in the quieter southern reaches of the Berkshires, with Great Barrington about 15 minutes away and the village of Southfield, the Mill River General Store, and Music Mountain all nearby.
699 Hartsville New Marlboro Road, New Marlborough (MA) is listed at $1,295,000, offered by Sheila Thunfors and Allison Rada at Stone House Properties, LLC.
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