The Berkshires located in Western Ma. are divided into 3 counties which are made up of several towns.  They are North, Central and South County.  The largest city is Pittsfield which is in Central Berkshire.  There are many small towns located a short drive from Pittsfield.

     The beautiful Berkshires has natural beauty and views of lakes, mountains, parks, forest and trails.  They offer a range of outdoor activities including swimming, boating, hiking, golfing and skiing.  

     Cultural enjoyment includes several Museums such as The Berkshire Museum, The Clark Art Museum, MOCA, The Norman Rockwell Museum and The Hancock Shaker Village.   Summer Concerts at Tanglewood, The Clark, Live on the Lake and Springside Park.  Theater include the restored Colonial Theater, The Barrington Stage, Williamstown Theater Festival and Berkshire Theater Festival.

There are gorgeous 'Cottages' from the gilded ages which are open for touring including The Mount, Ventfort Hall and Naumkeag.

     Shopping and Eating.   The Berkshire Mall, The Prime Outlets, Downtown Pittsfield and several shops located throughout the Berkshires as well as many wonderful restaurants. 

     The highest peak in Massachusetts is Mt. Greylock which has several hiking trails, a lodge and from the summit views ranging 70-100 miles are possible into 5 different states; Massachusetts, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Connecticut.

      For additional information there are several links on the right side of this page including Berkshire Visitors Bureau and Berkshire Trails,

     The Berkshires are approx. 3 hours from Boston and New York; approx. 45 minutes from Springfield and Albany. 

     If you're interested in buying a home, land or an investment property in the Berkshires contact the husband/wife team, The Z Team!