Restrict Covenants: Unk

Title V: Not Applicable

Underground Oil Tank: Unk

Water: Public

Sewer: Public

Easement: No

Survey: Unk

Right of Way: No

Right to Farm Comm: No

Flood Hazard Area: No

Lot Description: Corner

Electric Type: 200 Amp

Style: Historic

Interior Amenities: Alarm System; Backup Generator; Bay/Bow Window; Cable Available; Fireplace (s); Granite Counter; Inlaw/Guest Qtrs; Jet Tub; Steam Shower; Walk-In Closet(s)

Internet Service: Cable Available; DSL Available

Exterior Amenities: Deck; Landscaped; Lighting; Pool - In Ground; Porch; Trash Private; Deciduous Shade Trees; Mature Landscaping

Appliances Incl: Cooktop; Dishwasher; Dryer; Range; Range Hood; Refrigerator; Wall Oven; Washer

Energy Features: Storm Doors; Storm Windows

Construction: Wood Frame

Condition: Recently Renovated

Exterior Siding: Wood

Roof: Fiberglass; Membrane

Basement: Concrete Floor; Full; Interior Access; Walkout

Floor: Wood

Garage: Auto Opener; Carport; Detached; Oversized

Fuel: Nat Gas

Hot Water: Nat Gas

Insulation: Fiberglass

Lead Paint: Unk

Zoning: Residential

Seller Disc: No

Possession: Close Of Escrow

Financing: Conventional

Located on prestigious Cliffwood Street within walking distance of downtown Lenox, this exceptionally welcoming Berkshire "cottage" on 3.17 acres epitomizes gracious living with a porte cochere and sixteen fireplaces . Meticulously restored and updated, the six-bedroom house has many original architectural details such as paneled walls, carved mantelpieces and a two-tier staircase with an oculus on the second floor that overlooks the generous foyer (large enough for a baby grand piano.) The main floor has exceptional flow for a 19th century house: The library and living room with adjoining den (separated by pocket doors) have massive French doors that open onto a large screened porch; the dining room, with built-in corner cabinets, and billiards room are ideal for entertaining; the cook's kitchen with capacious dining and lounge areas opens onto a large deck. The adjacent mudroom, with a contoured entry doors, still has the original "call board" for the servants. In the basement, there's the original ice room and a dumb waiter for transporting firewood to the upper floors. This property has a gracious driveway, mature gardens, a privately situated swimming pavilion and a barn-like garage that can accommodate five cars. One of the few 19th century cottages that has been maintained as a private residence, this is a rare opportunity to live and work in a park-like setting so close to town.