Treetop Chalet in The Berkshires Has an indoor pool and hot tub

By Judy J. Beasley Last updated May 9, 2022

The Berkshires are home to some pretty incredible real estate. From stunning mountain getaways to historic homes brought into the modern era, the bucolic hills of Western Massachusetts truly have something for everyone.

Berkshire County’s real estate market is always hot and attracts a wide range of buyers due to its proximity to New York and Boston and, with prices only a fraction of life in big cities, offers are numerous.

If you’re not looking to buy and just want to visit Western Massachusetts, the short-term rental market in the Berkshires is also abundant and has exploded over the past decade. From Williamstown to Great Barrington and everywhere in between, there’s no shortage of properties you can make yours for the weekend, the month or even the whole summer. Everything from treehouses, colonial homes, or modern mountain retreats can be yours for a short time.

The jewel of a rental on Airbnb is spectacular. Literally tucked away in the woods of the South Berkshires in Egremont, Massachusetts, the rustic “treetop” home is one for the books.

This gorgeous 6,000 square foot luxury chalet-style home on 30 private acres is home to an indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, billiards, foosball table, and large high-end chef’s kitchen. and private pond. The house has stunning views for your whole clan and plenty of space too. Boasting five bedrooms and four full bathrooms, this home can comfortably accommodate 12 people. Enjoy the treetops on the property’s wraparound sun decks with outdoor seating, outdoor grill, large wood-burning fireplace, two-car garage and much more.

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