Gilded Age Grandeur
This Pittsfield Tudor's grandness is unparalleled in all 10,000 square feet.
Exterior
Not all great homes of the Gilded Age were dazzlingly opulent palatial homes glittering with gold, sparkling with crystal. When escaping the formality of their city lives, the nouveau riche would retreat to their country homes in the mountains or by the sea. Unlike the Newport “cottages,” one immediately senses the aura of an English country manor upon entering the Morewood. The Morewood is a masterpiece of historical restoration, every room draws you in to a place where guests are treated like family. In restoring Morewood, it was critical to afford the amenities of our 21st century while not compromising its architecture and history of the National Historic Landmark home. Listed for $2.95 million by Landvest.
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