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Nearly four acres of land
Sited above the lake with views across the water,
Nearly an unheard of 700 feet of shoreline
Authentic 1930's Lakeside 'Camp' featuring a vintage log home with astonishing character
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EAGLE'S NEST ON GOOSE POND: Lee, Berkshire County, Massachusetts Step back in time to the shores of Goose Pond, heart of the Berkshires, c.1930. Nearly 4 acres; Nearly 700 feet on the lake. A true Berkshire lakeside ‘camp’ from a lost era offers stunning, wide, waterfront, breath-stopping views that must be experienced. Incredible as it is... incredible possibilities. Goose Pond is a large, 225 acre lake hidden away, yet monents from the Berkshires' major attractions including Tanglewood, Stockbridge, and Lenox. The average depth is 18 feet and maximum depth is 46 feet. The water is crystal clear and transparent to 17 feet and the bottom is rubble with almost no acquatic vegetation. Fishing is quite good, with the following eight species noted: slargemouth bass, smallmouth bass, chain pickerel, red breasted sunfish, brown bullhead, tessellated darter, white sucker and rainbow smelt. Traditionally the lake has been stocked with rainbow and brown trout each spring and fall and annually with broadstook salmon, when available. Trout fishing has usually been excellent as this is a "premier coldwater pond" according to the Massachusetts state Department of Conservation and Recreation. You can also get in your kayak or canoe and paddle across the lake to the protected Goose Pond Reservation, owned and managed by the National Park Service. Or sit on your porch gazing across the lake to the nearly quarter-mile of rocky shoreline or the towering ridgeline which rises to 1,753 feet and is crossed by the Applachian Trail. Exclusively Available from wm. Brockman Real Estate $699,000 with a septic plan and permit with building envelope for a 3 or 4 bedrooom home
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