Fixer Upper homes for sale & real estate in Berkshire County, MA

Fixer Upper for sale in Berkshire County, MA:

🚨 INVESTOR & CONTRACTOR OPPORTUNITY -- HINSDALE, MA! 🚨 This home is priced to sell and offers plenty of space and potential! Featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and approximately 1,800 sq. ft. of living space. Don't let the exterior fool you -- this home is bigger than it looks! With plenty of space and a large yard, there's an opportunity here for someone ready to put in the work and make it their own. Conveniently located close to downtown, with public water and sewer already in place.

Fixer Upper for sale in Berkshire County, MA:

Imagine owning 10 private acres in low-tax Alford, MA with beautiful seasonal views! Included are two buildings, a small Chalet style home (1,500 sq ft) with living/dining room, kitchen, laundry, three bedrooms, a full bath, and a deck for entertaining or relaxing. Utilities are electric heat and electric hot water heater in partial basement. The Studio building has two rooms, a half bath, electric heat, and a separate hot water heater. Fiber Connect for internet. Both buildings are in need of some love and attention but are absolute gems on a private lot in a highly desirable location.

Fixer Upper for sale in Berkshire County, MA:

Bring your vision and your toolbox to this charming 3-bedroom, 1-bath Cape offering a great opportunity to build equity in a desirable Adams location. The home has a solid structure and functional layout, require some TLC and updating. While the home is move-in ready from a basic livability standpoint, it will likely appeal most to a buyer comfortable taking on projects and making improvements over time. The property sits on a manageable lot with off-street parking and offers three bedrooms. A little work could go a long way here -- bring your ideas, your toolbox, and unlock the potential this Cape has to offer! Natural gas heat ! Newer Roof!

Fixer Upper for sale in Berkshire County, MA:

Built by Thomas Colt in 1865, 42 Wendell Avenue is a striking Italian Villa style property with a rich place in Pittsfield's history. Once owned by Simon England Sr. , who deeded it in memory of his wife, the building later became the Women's Club of Pittsfield and most recently served as the Whitney Center for the Arts. The arched entrance opens to more than 7,700 square feet across 15 rooms. Soaring ceilings, inlaid hardwood floors, ornate fireplaces, carved wood mantels, and substantial original woodwork lend character throughout. Tall windows bring natural light into the rooms, and a sunroom offers a bright space overlooking the grounds. The property's scale and layout invite a range of