Big 1915 Brick Colonial on a Full Acre in Lenox
Pocket doors, crown moldings, a marble kitchen, 5 bedrooms, and a summer porch—a short walk from Tanglewood.
Pocket doors, crown moldings, a marble kitchen, 5 bedrooms, and a summer porch—a short walk from Tanglewood.
Built in 1915 and set on a full acre on Cliffwood Street, 19 Cliffwood is a brick Colonial that has been updated carefully without disturbing what makes it worth preserving. At 3,387 square feet, it is one of the larger in-village properties available in the Berkshires at any given moment.
The common rooms on the main floor are the argument for the house. A formal living room with a fireplace, a dining room with French doors opening to an enclosed porch and onto a new deck, a kitchen with marble counters, a family room, and a welcoming front porch entry—all connected by pocket doors and detailed with crown moldings throughout.

Upstairs, all 5 bedrooms are on a single floor, one of them with its own private summer porch off the side—a detail that, in a Berkshires house, is its own kind of selling point. Three full baths and a half bath serve the house; a detached garage adds a good deal of space.
The location is walkable to everything Lenox offers: the Church on the Hill, the village shops and restaurants, the Lenox Library, and the road to Tanglewood. The house last sold in 2019 for just over $1 million and is now asking double that.
19 Cliffwood Street, Lenox (MA) is listed at $2,100,000, offered by Mary Jo Piretti-Miller at Piretti Real Estate.

















