TYRINGHAM FARM

Astounding Colonial Farm established in 1704

Agricultural Preservation & Conservation Land Use

Long range, unobstructed views both up & down Tyringham Valley including all the way to the western horizon for spectacular sunsets.

13 room, early 19th century farmhouse
Flanked by a spectacular huge post & beam dairy barn, and 8 additional barns and outbuildings

Full Commercial Kitchen

30+ acres of pasture

158 acres in all

Tyringham, Berkshire County, Massachusetts

Established 1704, this is an astounding property... an original farm with 158 non-contiguous acres.  The pristine nature of the property is guaranteed as nearly all the acreage is permanently protected for you by both Agricultural Preservation and Conservation use restrictions.  The possibilities are staggering including the ultimate Berkshire equine property; a complete slow food, farm-to-table property with many acres of tillable land, and a full commercial kitchen; an old-fashioned family farm; the only limitations are set by your imagination.

There is an early 19th century colonial farmhouse primed for restoration with 6 bedrooms, fireplace, porch, and attached post and beam barn that has been incorporated into the home and would make a stunning great room.  Flanking the early farmhouse are at least 8 barns and outbuildings. 

The centerpiece is the circa 1891 massive timber-framed dairy barn with at least three floors.  Below is a full commercial kitchen, restrooms, and storage.  The enormous main barn features soaring ceilings up to the slate roof and red cupola.  In addition to the commercial possibilities, subject to town bylaws and the granting of any applicable special permits, the towering barn may possibly be converted into a spectacular residence to fully take in both the eastern and western horizons all the way up and down Tyringham valley.

The barn is connected to a cow barn, a stall barn, a wood shop, a former sap house, and a milking room.  Surrounding the barn complex are multiple smaller barns, two of which were used as garages, and a large horse barn. 

To the south, high up the valley, the former Tyringham Shaker settlement overlooks the property precisely as it did up until it dissolved in 1875.   The center of the farm encompasses over 30 pastoral acres bordered by Main road towards the northern edge of the valley and Hop Brook which establishes the property line towards the south side of the valley.  The Appalachian Trail runs alongside one portion of the property and that land is thus also permanently protected. 

Simply an astonishing property offering a myriad of possibilities and spectacular natural beauty.

Exclusively Available from wm. Brockman Real Estate

$1,495,000

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