The Guesthouse at Field Farm

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7 rooms from $241 per night

“Bauhaus-inspired modernist home turned into a unique guesthouse. Spread over 316 acres of conserved farmland, with views over Massachusetts's highest peak, the property includes rooms in the main house and folly. Modern artworks and furniture span across all spaces. Ideal for art-lovers.”

Recommended For

Eco break
The estate is owner by The Trustees, an organisation that protects 100+ special places – nearly 25,000 acres – in Massachusetts
Country Escape
Throughout the year hike or cross-country ski across meadows & woodland peppered with modern sculptures by distinguished artists
Hideaway
A modernist treasure-chest tucked away within miles of picturesque countryside. Culture vultures will consider this a hidden gem
Artworks
Look out for Eileen Gray tables, George Nelson pendant lamps, Noguchi coffee table, Kagan sofas and reproduction Eames chairs
Groups
Stay in The Folly, a three-bedroom shingled guest cottage, designed in 1965 by noted modernist architect Ulrich Franzen
Architectural
Designed and built by Edwin Goodell in 1948 for Lawrence & Eleanor Bloedel, avid modern art and furniture collectors
Great walks
Head out the door and explore the property's 316-acre reservation along trails past ponds, meadows, modern sculptures & woodland
Museums
Visit world-class Clark Art Institute or Williams College Museum of Art. The Norman Rockwell Museum is a little furtehr afield
Skiing
As well as the estate, nearby Notchview offers great cross-country skiing in winter and excellent hiking in the summer months
Sights nearby
Visit additional Trustees Properties in the area, including Naumkeag and Mission House
Views
Many of the rooms and shared spaces offer unparalled views over Mount Greylock
No restaurant
Rates include a full farm breakfast and tea and coffee from the pantry
Rooms with balcony/terrace
East Room, North Room and Greylock Room feature priavte outdoor decks
Minimum Stay
There are two and three night minimum stays on weekends and holidays
Restrictions on children
Children aged 13 years and above are welcome

B&B
Historic
Full of character
Sit-out Terrace
Designer
Family Suites
Quiet
Remote
Secluded setting
Quirky
Intimate
Charming
Contemporary
Retro/Vintage

Facilities

Swimming Pool
A little distance from the main house, within the property's grounds, you'll find the outdoor seasonal pool
Views
Many of the rooms and shared spaces offer unparalled views over Mount Greylock
No restaurant
Rates include a full farm breakfast and tea and coffee from the pantry
Rooms with balcony/terrace
East Room, North Room and Greylock Room feature priavte outdoor decks
Minimum Stay
There are two and three night minimum stays on weekends and holidays
Restrictions on children
Children aged 13 years and above are welcome
Air conditioning
Garden

Sit-out Terrace
No pets
Family Suites
Parking
Bath robes
Sitting Room
Wifi

Activities

Great walks
Head out the door and explore the property's 316-acre reservation along trails past ponds, meadows, modern sculptures & woodland
Museums
Visit world-class Clark Art Institute or Williams College Museum of Art. The Norman Rockwell Museum is a little furtehr afield
Skiing
As well as the estate, nearby Notchview offers great cross-country skiing in winter and excellent hiking in the summer months

Theatre
In the area you'll find Tanglewood - home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra - and Shakespeare & Company’s summer repertory
Sights nearby
Visit additional Trustees Properties in the area, including Naumkeag and Mission House