The house was amazing. The inside space was beautiful,clean, well stocked and so interesting. The outside space was exceptional. It had a huge deck a gorgeous yard, a fire pit, a volleyball net and various "toys" available to use. The hosts clearly thought of everything to provide an enjoable stay.

Big old farmhouse was perfect for our group of 10. Good location close to Williamstown center, but remote enough to feel private and not overlooked by neighbors. Kitchen had everything we could possibly need and more. Staircases were a bit steep and might be hard to navigate for some folks, but the bedrooms and full bath on first floor were easy to access. Lots of rooms to spread out inside and great outdoor spaces with deck, fire pit. Plenty of room to park several cars. Brenda was very responsive. Would definitely stay there again.

Big old farmhouse was perfect for our group of 10. Good location close to Williamstown center, but remote enough to feel private and not overlooked by neighbors. Kitchen had everything we could possibly need and more. Staircases were a bit steep and might be hard to navigate for some folks, but the bedrooms and full bath on first floor were easy to access. Lots of rooms to spread out inside and great outdoor spaces with deck, fire pit. Plenty of room to park several cars. Brenda was very responsive. Would definitely stay there again.

Nice old farmhouse with charm. This was a very reasonable property for a ski weekend in the Berkshires; it’s ideal for a good sized group. This is an old house, but it is maintained pretty well. Very good, relatively new bathrooms, kitchen with 2 refrigerators, washer & dryer; all in very good working on order. Keep in mind if it’s very cold, the heating system has a difficult time getting the 1st floor of the house very warm. But overall we had a great stay. PS, there is delicious bakery a mile from the house that can’t be beat! The baked goods were out of this world.

Nice old farmhouse with charm. This was a very reasonable property for a ski weekend in the Berkshires; it’s ideal for a good sized group. This is an old house, but it is maintained pretty well. Very good, relatively new bathrooms, kitchen with 2 refrigerators, washer & dryer; all in very good working on order. Keep in mind if it’s very cold, the heating system has a difficult time getting the 1st floor of the house very warm. But overall we had a great stay. PS, there is delicious bakery a mile from the house that can’t be beat! The baked goods were out of this world.

A small group of family and friends stayed at the Hart House for the weekend. The house has so much character and is filled with antiques and family memorabilia which made us all feel very much at home. Route 7 is very close to the house and a little noisy at times, but the backyard is just heavenly. There is a huge deck overlooking the grassy backyard, a small stream and the meadow beyond. We were within a short driving distance to Mt Greylock, Williamstown and lots of little Berkshire towns. We very much enjoyed our hike through Sheep’s Hill and would recommend checking it out. We would love to stay here again.

A small group of family and friends stayed at the Hart House for the weekend. The house has so much character and is filled with antiques and family memorabilia which made us all feel very much at home. Route 7 is very close to the house and a little noisy at times, but the backyard is just heavenly. There is a huge deck overlooking the grassy backyard, a small stream and the meadow beyond. We were within a short driving distance to Mt Greylock, Williamstown and lots of little Berkshire towns. We very much enjoyed our hike through Sheep’s Hill and would recommend checking it out. We would love to stay here again.

This is an amazing place to stay and we had such a wonderful time! This historic farmhouse has been beautifully kept up (you can see the original support beams when playing ping pong in the basement!), the house has all the modern amenities you may need. We enjoyed learning about the family history and looking at the memorabilia and antiques around the house. We stayed here for Feb vacation week and loved having the expansive back yard to play in the snow - building forts and riding our snow tubes down the small hill (as well as snow tubing at Sheep's Hill a few minutes up the road). Located on Rt 7, its a quick run to the grocery store, and the many sites around Williamstown. We went show shoeing and hiking almost every morning, and enjoyed relaxing in front of a roaring fire all afternoon. Brenda and Crystal were both super helpful and responsive, and we highly recommend this for a family getaway! (kids are ages 4 and 8)

The house was a very cozy, old farmhouse good for a large group. We had a wonderful time with family and friends.

The house is historic and very well kept, a rare combination. We enjoyed the special touch with lots of interesting antique furniture and household items. The location is quite central to the Berkshires, so it was a daily short drive to hikes and parks. We cooked everything at home, and had everything we could think of. The bathrooms re updated, the mattresses are very comfortable, and the linen and towels are new. All these made our stay especially pleasant. Thank you!

The house is historic and very well kept, a rare combination. We enjoyed the special touch with lots of interesting antique furniture and household items. The location is quite central to the Berkshires, so it was a daily short drive to hikes and parks. We cooked everything at home, and had everything we could think of. The bathrooms re updated, the mattresses are very comfortable, and the linen and towels are new. All these made our stay especially pleasant. Thank you!

This was a great property for our large group. My only worry was that one of my little grandchildren would break something, but we made it through!

A nice spot to get together with a slew of relatives for graduation weekend. Plenty of bedrooms, lots of outdoor space, a grill and lots of potential activities (ping pong, frisbee, badminton, etc.)

A nice spot to get together with a slew of relatives for graduation weekend. Plenty of bedrooms, lots of outdoor space, a grill and lots of potential activities (ping pong, frisbee, badminton, etc.)

Thank you so very much for welcoming us into this home. We found everything we needed, from shelter to comfort to loving company. We lived in this home as if it was our own. We slept like rocks, and woke up to breathe the fresh mountain air. The history in this house rings through every room, providing a feeling of cozy, familial warmth. Thank you for your hospitality.

Had a lot of fun ........old but great. roomy authentic. Pretty setting, back space very close to golf with College town nearby. Had everything we needed. Will definitely return!

I absolutely loved this house, full of history and family legacy all over the walls. It was a little warm in the rooms that didn't have AC, but there was AC in upstairs rooms so sleeping was comfortable. Beautiful yard and greenery and the house itself is in phenomenal shape!

The South Williamstown Farmhouse was great place for our mini-reunion. We were able to sleep 10 comfortably, most with their own room. It is in a great location with easy access to most attractions. I was a little dated, but that it what gives the farmhouse its charm.

We were in Williamstown for reunion weekend at the College and stayed at this farmhouse. It was perfect! The firepit was great for after dinner s'mores.

We rented this house for our wedding guests and it was absolutely perfect! Very pleased with the house and amenities. Beautiful backyard with a nice fire pit and chairs for night gatherings. House was very spacious, unique with lots of antique furniture and pieces giving it the perfect New England feel. Great kitchen with lots of kitchen supplies. Would recommend for large groups!

We had such a wonderful weekend away. The beauty and character of your home provided the perfect fall escape. We cooked a lot; appreciate how well stocked the kitchen was! Also enjoyed puzzles by the fireplace, and gathering round the outdoor fire pit. Thanks again for sharing such a special place. Can't wait to return!

This house is perfect for a weekend escape! We went on a girls trip and made full use out of the large kitchen and dining room table, living room fireplace and outdoor fire pit. It was a little chilly outside for exploring so we stayed close to the fires, took advantage of some of the puzzles and games in the house and got a kick out of all the rooms and staircases. Hope to come back and explore more of the outdoors, it was so hard to leave this lovely home :)

We rented the house for a Thanksgiving family gathering, we were a group of 9 people. The house is very old, we knew that from the beginning and didn't expect otherwise. It has 6 rooms so our 2 grandchildren were happy to have their own bedroom. It has only 2 bathrooms but luckily we didn't have an issue with that. The owner was responsive and replied immediately when we needed something. The location is good, on Route 7, a few miles from Williamstown. We went to the Clark Museum which we love. We also went to the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, about an hour, also worth visiting. While in Stockbridge we went to the Lee Outlets that are very close by. We liked the area very much and definitely enjoyed our visit.

We booked this from the UK for a family get together. The house has a long history with 1 family and this is very present in the house. It takes a short time to get used to this and we were very comfortable during our stay. The kitchen is well equipped, the beds very comfortable. The wifi works very well and the TV access is excellent. We watched the tropical storm Sandy build up and we were in it's path. We lost a tree and the power for a most of the next day, so we consider we lived through a historic event. We did seem to be sharing the house with a busy family of mice but hey it's the country. Williamstown is as lovely as always and the Lansboro mall has good enough shopping. Unfortunately Various places were closed for the season, we would have liked to go up Greylock and visit Hancock Shaker village. We did visit Mass MoCA for the first time and it was cool. North Adams seemed a bit more vibrant and arty which is nice as it is an interesting town.