Restrict Covenants: No

Title V: Fail

Underground Oil Tank: No; Unk

Water: Well

Well Detail: Drilled

Sewer: Private

Easement: No; Unk

Survey: Yes

Right of Way: No; Unk

Right to Farm Comm: Yes

Flood Hazard Area: No

Lot Description: Wooded

Stove Permit: No

Electric Type: 200 Amp; Circuit Breaker

Style: Contemporary

Interior Amenities: Backup Generator; Cathedral Ceilings; Interior Balcony; Skylight(s)

Internet Service: Fiber Optic Availabl

Accessibility: 1st Fl Bdrm; 1st Flr Full Bath

Exterior Amenities: Landscaped; Porch; Deciduous Shade Trees; Mature Landscaping

Appliances Incl: Dishwasher; Range; Refrigerator

Construction: Wood Frame

Exterior Siding: Wood

Roof: Asphalt Shingles 

Basement: Crawl; Interior Access

Floor: Ceramic Tile; Wood

Garage: None

Heat/Cool/Vent: Hot Water; Multizone; Boiler

Fuel: Oil

Hot Water: Tankless

Insulation: Fiberglass

Lead Paint: Unk

Zoning: Agricultural; Residential

Seller Disc: No

Possession: Close Of Escrow

Enjoy the advantages of low taxes and flexible living areas spread across multiple levels, catering to diverse lifestyles. Whether you seek a full-time residence or a weekend retreat, this property embodies the quintessential Berkshires lifestyle, where serenity meets natural beauty seamlessly. This is a home with a few deferred maintenance items to be clear. The roof is likely nearing the end of its useful life, there are two areas of siding in particular that need addressing and will be looked at, and the septic has failed title V. A soil evaluation has been done, and a design is underway so it can be put out to bid. There could be other unknown-as-of-yet items, and while the listing price is meant to be reflective of the overall condition, the estate is open to a discussion surrounding these needed repairs. Living in a home nestled in the woods of rural Berkshire County, Massachusetts offers a unique lifestyle with several distinct advantages. First and foremost, the tranquility and privacy are unparalleled. Imagine waking up to the sounds of birds chirping and the rustling of leaves in the breeze, rather than the noise of traffic or city commotion. The natural surroundings provide an abundance of recreational opportunities right at your doorstep. Your forest also offers a sense of seclusion and security, creating a peaceful environment away from the never-ending din of urban life. Furthermore, living in a rural part of Berkshire County typically means larger lots (over 4 acres here) and more spacious homes, (this home has over 2,000 square feet of interior space), affording you room to breathe and expand. Here nature surrounds with diversity and harmony, enriching your daily experience. Additionally, the low population density of Sandisfield and the quieter towns of Southern Berkshire County contributes to a close-knit community atmosphere where neighbors often know and support each other. Local amenities like farmer's markets, artisanal shops, and cultural events nearby further enrich the rural lifestyle, offering a balance of solitude and community engagement. Finally, the lower taxes compared to urban areas can significantly lighten the financial burden, allowing you to invest more in your home and quality of life. In essence, choosing to live in a home in the woods of Berkshire County means embracing a slower pace, connecting deeply with nature, and enjoying a peaceful retreat that feels like a permanent vacation.