Justice's birthplace, Berkshires historic registry

Built in 1815, this house is the birthplace of a supreme court justice and retains much of the original detail of the original flooring, exposed wooden ceiling beams and hearths in each room. Modernized with state of the art gas chef's stove, washer/dryer and other amenities...this place is a gem. 5 minutes from downtown Stockbridge. NB: this is the first floor of the house and not the entire house - it has separate entrance, separate laundry machines, separate heat/thermostat. 4 min to the historic town of Stockbridge, 5 min to Norman Rockwell Museum, Naumkeag estate. 10min to Edith Wharton's house, town of Lenox and Tanglewood. he Berkshires has everything... Many local food producers so you can enjoy fresh healthy food easily and regularly: - Farm fresh eggs (delivered to your door) - Local sourdough bread - Goat and cow cheeses (award winning) - Array LF vegetables and legumes Also several great restaurants still offering take-out (see GuideBook for more suggestions) Nearby sites include: - Wellness centers: Canyon Ranch and Kripalu - Music and Dance: Tanglewood, Jacob's Pillow -Theatre: Shakespeare & Co, Berkshire Theatre Company - Art Museums: Norman Rockwell Museum, The Clark, MassMoCA - Golf courses: Greenock, Cranwell - Skiing at Butternut in the winter - Lakes (Laurel Lake is close by) - Historic mansions: Naumkeag, The Mount, Ventfort - Great restaurants: French, Indian, Mexican, Seafood, Spanish Tapas, Vietnamese...etc...and many delicious brunch places, ice cream shops and coffee shops - Shopping: Lee Premium Outlets (Calvin Klein, Cole Haan, Coach, Gap, Guess, JCrew, Levi's, Michael Kors, Nike, Polo RL, Under Armour etc) This is the first floor of a large two story Greek Revival farmhouse. You have your own entrance, egress, private porch and gardens as well as separate laundry room and separate utilities / heat / thermostat.