Staycation: Private Lake Cottage in Becket

Book this property for 27 + days July of the 2022 season and get 4 tickets for James Taylor’s July 4th concert at Tanglewood. These are the most sought after tickets of the season!! Becca’s Private lake cottage is open for every season! Nestled in the private community in the historic Berkshires, this spacious yet cozy cottage offers the quintessential New England retreat. Located on a beautiful three-acre lot in the Berkshire foothills, Becca’s offers guests ample room for entertaining with all the amenities for an exquisite getaway for any size gathering – with access skiing, private beach, shopping, dining, antiquing and more. Start each day with a fresh-brewed cup of coffee, tea, or cocoa on the three-season screened in front porch while you watch the sunrise, or take a walk to the lake on the dirt road nestled between trees while listening to the sounds of mother nature. Lounge in front of a cozy fire during the winter or barbeque with your family in the backyard. Guest will have the entire house to themselves. The Cottage Upon arrival, guests are greeted by the cottage’s great room replete with beamed ceilings and a large fireplace and hearth. The room’s open floor plan leads to the kitchen which comes completely stocked with dishes and cookware making it the perfect home for your vacation needs. The cottage has three sunny bedrooms, two baths and is fully equipped with all modern conveniences. Two bedrooms are equipped with queen-sized beds, a third bedroom has two full-sized beds, while the chalet-styled den also has an oversized sofa. Surroundings At Becca’s, a bounty of Berkshire attractions is all within a short scenic drive offering endless activities for the entire family. It is the perfect location to spend your days relaxing on site or traveling to nearby tourist areas for day trips. Take a 5-minute stroll from the cottage to the lake through the beautiful, quiet, wooded area of this sparsely populated neighborhood. Each season paired with your interests will help determine what to do between sunrise and sunset. In the summers, go swimming, canoeing, boating, or fishing in the lake (a sunset canoe ride is a perfect time to see beavers splashing around their dams!). Picnic down by the private lake, or take your motorized boat out on a beautiful summer day. After a long day, be sure to make a fire and eat s'mores. Or relax by the lake and listen to the sounds of nature while feeling the warm sun on your face. Enjoy picking blueberries, raspberries or blackberries -- and maybe even peaches at the local farms. Whether you prefer biking or walking, running, or hiking, the Appalachian Trails are just a short drive away with many entrances and places to have a picnic with your family. There are plenty of local farmer's markets so you may buy locally raised, fresh vegetables, eggs, bread, jams, and other products. There are many museums, local theatres within driving distance in nearby towns. The two most popular events of the summer which patrons young and old enjoy in the Berkshires Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival and the music of Tanglewood. In the winters, a 15-45 minute scenic drive will take you skiing or snowboarding at Otis Ridge, Ski Butternut, Jiminy Peak, or Bosquet Ski resort. Sledding, ice fishing, and ice skating are options for the non-skiers who are looking for fun activities to while vacationing in the winter wonderlands of the Berkshires. Regardless of the season you visit, one thing is certain, you'll never be bored as there is never a shortage of things to do with the whole family! Becca's Berkshire Cottage has all the comforts of home and is close to many of the Berkshires' best known and loved attractions – many less than 15 miles away: • Lenox • Jacobs Pillow Dance • Tanglewood • Lee premium shopping outlets • The Mount (aka Edith Wharton house) • Stockbridge • Berkshire theatre company • Chester theatre company • Norman Rockwell Museum • The Berkshire Museum • MassMoca (Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art) • Shakespeare and Company • The Clark Art Insitute • Bousquet Ski • Jiminy Peak Ski • Barrington Stage • The Colonial Theatre • Bousquet Water Park • Audobon bird sanctuary • Herman Melville • The Appalachian Trail • The Otis Reservoir • Kripalu, Zen retreat house • Ski Butternut • Ku-shi Institute of macrobiotic instruction