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Property summary
East Hill Farm offers 227 acres of protected quiet, anchored by the elegant 1798 Thomas Shepard House. A private hilltop world.Main house: Georgian-Federal; 5 BR, 5.5 BA, ~5,000 SF; 5 fireplaces; unusually high ceilings, wide-board floors, antique glass, rooms that hold the light, views that connect. Graceful, welcoming.A complete estate that also can be a working-farm or equine property: barns + outbuildings, pastures, private trails + roads, 4+ acre pond, gardens + orchard, pool, pool house, greenhouse, tennis.A vast former Arabian horse barn, now guest compound, or for you to reimagine. Preserved with rigor, lived in with joy, and rooted in the land and history that defines the Berkshires. One of the most complete and intact agricultural landscapes remaining in Southern Berkshire County, has no true comparable. Read the history. Experience East Hill Farm. Reach out. bikeScore: 20, Somewhat Bikeable walkScore: 1, Car-Dependent
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