Step inside this otherwise uniform exterior matching the other condominiums in this very sought-after location and one enters an entirely different dimension. Is the photo an AI digital creation or a wing of MOMA? No, this is very real and right here in Williamstown, not NYC. The visionary owners of this unique home have created a muted harmony of white, grey, and black throughout the interior and extending to the private patio. Unlike the original layout and most other units, an entire wall was removed to meld the kitchen, living and dining areas into one open and flexible space thus changing the entire character and feel. The dramatic, clean, crisp lines and surfaces of the kitchen blend seamlessly with the dining and living space into one symphonic masterpiece ..... ....of simplicity and style. The kitchen work surfaces and floor are slate as is the floor throughout the entire first floor save for the wool carpeted media room. The kitchen cabinetry is faced with matte opaque white and black glass which also fully conceals the refrigerator and dishwasher. Two walls of this high fashion living space are finished with Accoya Matsu an aesthetically beautiful charred wood displaying a unique natural pattern. ("Shou sugi ban is a particularly striking method of preserving wood by charring it with fire. The technique originated in 18th century Japan.")
The upper level contains a peaceful bedroom suite presently used as an office with its own en suite full bath. The hallway offers a large storage closet and walk-in laundry room. The muted grey wool carpeted primary bedroom suite is generously supplemented with a wall of discretely integrated closets. The bath offers a deep soaking bathtub for relaxation following your workout, either in the small side room next to the bath, or vigorous game of tennis on the association court. Outdoor summer recreation includes the pool as well as beautifully maintained grounds bordering Hemlock Brook. The nearby bike and walking path follows the Hoosic River through woods, alongside the Williams College Athletic fields, across a footbridge over the Green River and terminates at the Spruces park, a favorite walking area for furry friends.
All the attractions Williamstown is so well-known for including the summer theatre, The Clark Art Institute, College events, restaurants, shops, the public library, houses of worship, and our own independent movie theatre are just a short distance from Hemlock Brook.
The appeal of condominium living is that you leave all the outside work to the professional management and maintenance crew. Whether you seek a retreat from a busy city-oriented career, a summer haven, or full time residence, this remarkable, completely renovated and re-imagined condominium could be the perfect fit for you and your lifestyle.