MONTEREY: 43 HIGH ACRES

WITH CONTEMPORARY RESIDENTIAL BARN

Divisable for three homes

Once part of a large colonial farm, these 43 acres sit well above a quiet country road.   There are majestic trees and boulders, colonial stone walls, and the potential for distant views. There is a huge amount of road frontage, and deed restrictions allow for at least three homes.  In addition to the beautiful land there is a 1200 s.f. contemporary barn.  The home has a one bedroom sleeping loft with a half bath, a substantial center brick fireplace, and windows which let the light flood in and across the cathedral pine ceiling.  Downstairs is a full bath, thimble for wood stove, and additional living area.



There is an additional 9 to 10 acre parcel across the road with a large post and beam barn built around 1910.  Inside that barn is an 1,800 sq ft two bedroom home.  Wallace Hall Road, across the way, is only open seasonally and there is a fantastic waterfall and swimming hole a ten minute walk away.  Farther on you can buy freshly made goat cheese at Rawson Brook Farm.  Down Sandisfield Road is charming Monterey village with its own general store operating since 1780, post office, library and church.







the swimming hole, from a photo circa 1910, just as it is today

Monterey has a permanent population of about 1,000 people, and several thousand part-time residents who call Monterey their second home.  Monterey is a spectacularly beautiful Berkshire town with a strong commitment to conservation and as a home for artists. Lake Garfield, Lake Buel and the Bidwell House museum are just a few highlights of this wonderful town. 


the road to Monterey village, from a photo circa 1910,
paved - but not much different today

Exclusively available from wm. Brockman Real Estate: NOW Just $399,000