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Berkshires Vacation Rental near Tanglewood (#34122)

West Stockbridge, Massachusetts

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Description of the West Stockbridge vacation home rental

An 1840 farmhouse in the Berkshires with 26 acres is set on the edge of the village of West Stockbridge. Walk to village of West Stockbridge, close to Tanglewood and Great Barrington. The house has 2 living rooms, dining room, sun room, 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, new eat-in kitchen, laundry room, games room, large deck that stretches the front length of the house, patio in rear, large back garden with path leading into woods.

The house sleeps 10 to 12 people and is fully equipped. All linen, towels, dishes and flatware are provided.

Our prices are based upon season and occupancy:

House price for up to 6 people
- September 7, 2008, to November 1, 2008: $1,500/week or $250 per day
- November 2, 2008, to March 28, 2009: $1,200/week or $235 per day
- March 29, 2009, to May 16, 2009: $1,100/week or $210 per day
- May 17, 2009, to September 12, 2009: $2,200/week or $330 per day

House price for 7 - 8 people
- September 7, 2008, to November 1, 2008: $2,000/week or $340 per day
- November 2, 2008, to March 28, 2009: $1,600/week or $300 per day
- March 29, 2009, to May 16, 2009: $1,400/week or $265 per day
- May 17, 2009, to September 12, 2009: $2,750/week or $440 per day

House price for 9 - 12 people
- September 7, 2008, to November 1, 2008: $2,500/week or $425 per day
- November 2, 2008, to March 28, 2009: $2,000/week or $385 per day
- March 29, 2009, to May 16, 2009: $1,750/week or $330 per day
- May 17, 2009, to September 12, 2009: $3,300/week or $550 per day

Winter Specials

Weekends and Holidays - An $8 per person per day discount voucher is included for lift tickets at Butternut and Catamount. These vouchers are valid Friday through Sunday as well as the holiday periods shown below.

Midweek Ski & Stay Special Package - $50 per-person per-night (minimum of 4 people) This per-person price includes a daily lift ticket voucher valid Monday morning through Friday afternoon at Butternut or Catamount (excluding holiday periods below & a two night minimum stay).

Ski Mountain Holiday Periods - December 22, 2008 to January 2, 2009 (Christmas Holiday/New Year), January 17-19, 2009 (Martin Luther King) and February 14-20, 2009 (Presidents Week).

Area Description

Winter provides sledding, ice skating, snow mobiling as well as downhill and cross country skiing. There are a number of ski areas in the vicinity these include Bousquet; Butternut; Catamount; Jiminy Peak and Brodie.

In spring, and in fact all year, the area offers the opportunity to visit local wineries and breweries, meet artisian cheese makers, shop the lovely antique and craft shops and explore an array of outlet shops as well as charming boutiques in surrounding villages.

Summer activities include biking, hiking, tennis, horseback riding, swimming, water parks, canoe tours, fishing, and white water rafting on the Deerfield river. Jiminy Peak offers lifts to mountain tops for access to mountain bike trails as well as tubing. Golf is available at a number of public courses which include Cranwell Resort Spa & Golf Club and Egremont Country Club. Jacob's Pillow, the avant garde dance company founded in 1933 by Ted Shawn, is situated in the town of Becket. Tanglewood, the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, is in nearby Lenox.

Autumn is a celebration of foliage with crisp colors the perfect background for apple and pumpkin picking. The historic Mohawk trail leads to the top of Mount Greylock and is a lovely scenic drive.

There are also wonderful museums in the area. Norman Rockwell resided in Stockbridge, and his museum is located between Stockbridge and West Stockbridge. Chesterwood where Daniel Chester French designed and crafted his sculpture for the seated Lincoln memorial in Washington is also nearby. Edith Wharton's lovely home is in Lenox and Herman Melville's Arrowhead farm, where he wrote Moby Dick, is open to the public in Pittsfield.