Elegant House Nestled in the Scenic Hills of Northern Berkshire County

Ski-in/ski-out access for fun in the snow

TRAVELER REVIEWS: On January 2, 2018 Jill Staffin became the new property manager for the Manor. We wanted to make sure that the traveler reviews prior to that date are still on this website:

Elspeth said... Perfect house for our group
May 17, 2016-5 Star rating

Diane S. said...Impressive property with lots of space and charm!
March 17, 2016-5 Star rating

Flo1002 said... Such a beautiful house!
March 3, 2016- 5-star rating

Derek B. said...Spacious, cozy, kid friendly
February 7, 2016- 5-star rating

Rebecca F. said...Exactly what it looks like
December 29, 2015- 5-star rating

Robert Q. said...A magnificent house, situated in the Berkshires. Easy access to hiking trails and nearby towns.
December 2, 2015- 5-star rating

Julie T. said...Amazing house!
October 21, 2015- 5-star rating

Leslie W. said...A perfect combination of beauty and location
September 4, 2015- 5-star rating

HJ L. said...Perfect for large families or multiple families
August 3, 2015- 5-star rating

Kurt H. said...a great space!
August 11, 2015- 5-star rating

Anonymous said...Amazing
January 5, 2016- 5-star rating

Falguni P. said...perfect peaceful getaway
July 7, 2015- 5-star rating

This is an ideal location to gather your whole family
together for a weekend getaway or to celebrate the special
events in your family life. The Manor is ideal to house
a small wedding party and the lawn can be the setting
for an open-air wedding ceremony. It can also host a
business meeting, staff retreat or company gathering.

There are many comfortable spots inside the house or
find one outside on the porch overlooking the verdant
lawn and tall trees. You can also take a walk in the historic
cemetery. The gate is in the hedges below the garage. Stroll
downtown and explore the streets of a Victorian industrial town.
The Ashuwillticook bike path heads south for 11 miles
eventually following the Hoosic River, crossing through wetland and skirting around Cheshire Reservoir. It’s mostly flat because it follows the former railroad route.
In town there are a few small museums and historic sites:
The Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum, Quaker Meeting
House, Thunderbolt Ski Museum, New England Holocaust
Institute Museum, and William McKinley Statue.

Air-conditioned accommodation at this holiday home offers coffee/tea makers. Rooms open to balconies or patios. Kitchens offer fridges, microwaves, kitchenware and utensils and dishwashers. Bathrooms include a shower.

Recreational amenities at the holiday home include ski-in/ski-out access.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on-site or nearby; fees may apply.