Restrict Covenants: Yes

Title V: Not Applicable

Underground Oil Tank: Unk

Water: Well

Well Detail: Drilled

Sewer: Private

Easement: Unk

Survey: Yes

Right of Way: Unk

Right to Farm Comm: Yes

Flood Hazard Area: Unk

Views: Distant; Hill/Mountain; Pastoral; Scenic; Seasonal

Water Features: Close to Water; Frontage on Water; Pond; Pond Access

Electric Type: 200 Amp

Style: Federal; Georgian

Interior Amenities: Alarm System; Fireplace (s); Granite Counter; Marble Counter

Exterior Amenities: Barn/Stable; Landscaped; Outbuilding; Privacy; Deciduous Shade Trees; Mature Landscaping

Appliances Incl: Dishwasher; Dryer; Microwave; Range; Range Hood; Refrigerator; Washer

Construction: Timber Frame; Wood Frame

Exterior Siding: Clapboard

Roof: Asphalt Shingles 

Basement: Bulk head; Full; Interior Access; Sump Pump; Unfinished

Floor: Linoleum; Wood

Garage: Detached; Other

Heat/Cool/Vent: Forced Air; Furnace; Heat Pump; Multizone

Fuel: Electric; Oil

Hot Water: Electric; Storage Tank

Lead Paint: Unk

Zoning: Agricultural; Residential

Possession: Negotiable

Financing: Conventional

A large fireplace highlights the rear living room, in what was originally the tavern's kitchen. Original wood floors, doors, moulding, and hardware are found throughout. The home's first floor features a center hallway, two first floor living areas with fireplaces, a dining room with fireplace, kitchen, and a half bath. Four bedrooms and two full baths are found on the second floor, and the attic features additional living space (with some finishing required) and a full bath. Two handsome restored timber frame barns with metal roofs are found across the lawn. They are suitable for a variety of uses, having previously hosted square dances, horse stables, auto and tractor storage, and a two-story workshop. Follow the path near the barns to the rear of the property and find sanctuary at a serene spring-fed pond, where one can watch turtles, birds, pollinators, and frogs in the warm season and ice skate in the winter months. Pastoral and private, the property also includes a large cleared field with protected views of the Taconic mountains, and sits across the street from over 500 acres of conserved land that protects the critical Schenob Brook ecosystem, one of the most significant natural resources in Massachusetts. Conveniently located to Berkshire and Connecticut attractions, and just 10 minutes to LaBonne's market in Salisbury and 20 minutes to Guido's in Great Barrington. New septic system installed in April 2023. Air conditioning on the second floor. Home security system in place. A bucolic Berkshires property with a serene sense of place unlike any other...come by for a visit at The Colt Tavern on the Old Traveler Road.