For $10m, a Berkshires retreat with a mid-century modern home, a bunkhouse, and an Airstream
President Grover Cleveland caught a 5-pound trout while visiting the Sandisfield property. See inside at realestate.boston.com.
This Berkshires estate offers an eclectic mix of housing to suit every taste, room to roam, and a pond fit for a president.
Atwater, a 321-acre retreat at 14 Sullivan Road in Sandisfield, is on the market for $10,000,000 and set amid the scenic backdrop of the Berkshires and the pristine water views offered by the property’s own 33-acre Atwater Pond.
Eric Rollo at The Agency is the listing agent for the property, which has a mid-century modern primary residence, a guest house, a bunkhouse, and an Airstream. There is enough space to invite all the family and friends you want — and even some space for the ones you don’t. The property can host up to 20 people, according to the listing.
The primary residence is nestled in between a sea of deep greens and warm woods, with a modern exterior in sync with its surroundings. Inside, white paint creates a harmony between the walls and ceilings and the warm-toned hardwood flooring. The light colors reflect the natural light pouring in from windows that capture the pond view. Hardwood flooring runs throughout the main living spaces.
The serene pond is also visible from the modern kitchen, which comes complete with high-end stainless steel appliances, open shelving, a sleek undermount sink, an island with seating for three, and Vermont quarried marble counters.
The main home has three bedrooms and three full baths. The owner suite, located on the main floor, comes with an expansive window overlooking the pond and a bath with a trough sink and a walk-in shower. The white-and-natural wood design continues in the secondary bedrooms, which also feature big windows that provide a connection to the scenery that surrounds the house.
But when you’re not inside resting by the fire or relaxing in the Airstream, outside is the place to be.
The property comes with a rustic boathouse, three docks, an outdoor shower, a hammock, and a picturesque beach.
The pond holds such appeal that President Grover Cleveland loved to fish its waters. A clipping from the Globe’s archives reports that the president caught a trout weighing nearly 5 pounds there.
The property also comes with 4.5 miles of trails and a paddock. If horseback riding is not your favorite mode of transportation, the property is also accessible via helicopter.
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