The Meadowtop compound in New Marlborough is a circa-1964 Bauhaus, brought to life by noted designer George Giuisti along with architect Crane Decamp. The home integrates a variety of natural materials to link it to the surrounding pastures and woods. The 58-acre property consists of a main two-bedroom house; a three-bedroom, two-bath guest cottage; and a cabin bunkhouse, all with views. There is a hidden pasture, an outdoor stone BBQ area, and an inground pool surrounded by a patio. Listed for $1.549 million by Berkshire Property Agents. 

Exterior
Floor-to-ceiling windows
Eat-in kitchen
Doors to patio
Pool with views

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Rachel Louchen