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Van Rensselaer Mill House

This 1810 home looks good for its age. Originally part of the Jacob Rutsen Van Rensselaer House and Mill Complex and currently known as The Red Mills, the house has been refitted in the Italianate style. Located in Claverack (overlooking the Claverack Creek), its original details include the brick fireplace

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Center-Hall Colonial

This impeccable center-hall Colonial has been around since 1825. Located in Stockbridge, a town known for its history, the home has large rooms with high ceilings and preserved original details like wide-board floors and classic moldings. It sits on three-and-a-half acres and includes four bedrooms, two bathrooms, formal parlor, living

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Be Our Guest

Keep your guests close (but not too close) by setting them up in a private cottage. Built in 1930, it charms with a stone fireplace, cozy kitchen and rare south-facing views of Mount Everett. Located in Sheffield, and close to the shops and restaurants in Great Barrington, the fabulous property

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Cozy In The Cottage

This Germantown home is notable for its harmony with its natural surroundings, and the guest house, with large windows and far-reaching views, is no exception. The main home has been restored recently by an architect who re-imagined the interior so it flows effortlessly while putting the 19th-century doors, mantels, and

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Step Into A Storybook

The sweet guest cottage on this Richmond property has a wide front porch, wooden barrel ceiling, stone fireplace, a loft, one bedroom and a full bath. It's a legal separate residence, so it has additional income potential. Located on the border of West Stockbridge and Lenox, the main

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Columbia County Getaway

Do away with the days of the pull-out couch; this Copake home features a two-story, three-bedroom guest house so comfortable, you may have guests staying longer than you planned. Located close to Copake Lake and convenient to the Berkshires, the renovated main house has a gracious floor plain and a

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The Dollhouse

A diminutive cottage which still maintains its historic character (period moldings and hardwood floors) belongs to an Alford Colonial set amid protected views, Built in 1850, the main home is expansive, with five bedrooms, five bathrooms, formal and informal living rooms, dining room, media room, home office and a gym.

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Quaint And Comfy

Pawling is home to a 1770 farmhouse which also features a guest house that packs a punch of charm for such a small space. The perfect country home for weekends or year-round living, the home and cottage have period details such as exposed beams, chestnut floors and fireplaces. The main

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Peaceful And Private

Breathtaking views await you at this Woodbury home with a cut stone facade that adds a charming, storybook touch rarely seen on a Mid-century Modern house. Built in 1949, the two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence has three fireplaces, hardwood floors, Dutch doors, and built-in bookshelves. Located in a desirable neighborhood on 22

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Shingle Style And Stone

This Sheffield shingle-style home plays second fiddle to the park-like 45-acre property, accessed by a long, winding drive with meadows, gardens, lovely views of Mount Washington, and extensive stonework. The residence has a well-designed floor plan with large living spaces that will appeal to the family, and all the rooms

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Surrounded By Stone

The stone wall borders are just one picturesque detail of this pristine home with a French Provincial touch, but in a decidedly New England setting on two acres of lush land and formal gardens. The Kent house offers sizable living space, oak floors, and a post and beam wood frame

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Fit For A King

Call it a chateau, call it a manor, or call it, more appropriately, a castle because this storied stone estate was architecturally designed in the popular "Storybook" style. Built in 1920 by New York surgeon Walton Martin and his socialite wife, the home is built from collected materials

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