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Your are in for a treat at this property of The Trustees of Reservations. The setting is spectacular--more than 300 acres of meadow and forest and four miles of trails. There are views from the house and most rooms east to Mount Greylock. The Bauhas-inspired house was built by architect Edwin Goodell Jr. in 1948 for avid modern art and furniture collectors Eleanor and Lawrence Bloedel. The home is decorated with modern artwork, and there are 13 sculptures in the gardens, including works by Richard M. Miller and Herbert Ferber. Six rooms are for rent in the house which features mid-20th Century furnishings.

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