401 Huckle Hill Rd, Bernardston, MA 01337

This 1720s reproduction style cape is a work of art with a reverence for all that is wonderful about an antique home. Built in 1992 by Charles Plesnar of Ashfield, the details in this house are reminiscent of a bygone period. Nestled back on 35 acres in a private setting this quality built cape boasts 2600 sq ft of living space, shiplap paneling, maple flooring throughout, and all new Pella windows. The beautiful kitchen with quartz counter-tops and maple cabinets opens up into the living room with a "keeping room fireplace" which is the centerpiece of this magnificent classic New England home. In a well thought out floor plan, the private master suite with master bath features granite counter tops, garden tub and a glassed in shower. This location also has historical significance in that it was the site of Shelton's Fort. Ebenezer Sheldon was captured during the famous Deerfield Massacre in 1704 and marched to Canada. He was eventually ransomed by his father, John Sheldon.