18 East Rd, Adams, MA 01220

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Spectacular contemporary home in the Berkshires boasting views to Mount Greylock. 3 bedrooms with private primary suite on second floor and open floor plan on main level with grand great room with floor to cathedral ceiling wood burning fireplace insert. Enjoy a tasteful mix of hardwood floors, tile and carpet making this a warm yet inviting home to entertain. Incredibly expansive lower level basement ready to be finished or simply use for all the storage one could want. Located in near Mass MoCA, The Clark Art and everything Berkshires within a short drive. Over an acre of privacy bordering a farm lands.

Public Remarks

First time offered! Custom built, light filled contemporary with highly sought-after mountain and bucolic views. The living room features cathedral ceiling, wood floors, two-story fireplace, and heat pump. Off the living room is the dining room with slider to deck looking directly west toward the state's highest peak, Mt. Greylock. The kitchen is well appointed with great counter and cabinet space and a large walk-in pantry. Steps away is the large mudroom with access to the attached two car garage. Two carpeted bedrooms, a full bath, and very convenient storage complete the main level. The generously sized primary suite is on the upper level, with even better views! The cherry on top is a little brook which runs through the back of the property. Roof replaced 2020. This is a MUST SEE. The added bonus is the basement area, custom constructed to have unobstructed sightlines, perfect for a variety of recreation, entertaining, and hobby activities. Have you considered Adams? Seeped in history, this up and coming New England town, eagerly awaiting the opening of the Adams Theater (https://www.adamstheater.org) has had a recent infusion of new businesses and restaurants. There is great anticipation of the long awaited development of the Greylock Glen (http://greylockglenresort.com/proposed-resort-project/master-plan/). The birthplace of Susan B. Anthony, Adams is proud of its history in the industrial revolution and bringing together workforces from other lands (https://www.adamshistorical.us). The accessible Ashuwillticook Rail Trail winds its way along a former railroad bed, and the Appalachian Trail is accessed from well-used hiking trails. Adams is located centrally between many cultural venues for which the Berkshires are well known including theater, museums, and entertainment. Williams College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts are just a town or two away. So much to see and do in your new home town!