The Levi Pease House, built-in 1843 across from the Buck River in Sandisfield, is an historic Greek Revival home with a classic red bank barn on 2 acres. The first-floor rooms have wide plank floors, plaster walls and ceilings, and original door hinges, paneling, and molding. The rear of the house has been updated, creating an open plan layout between the kitchen, dining, and sitting room with new windows, doors, insulation, and flooring. French doors open out to the back, where the open meadow slopes up the hill to apple trees and a meadow clearing. Sharing a unique architectural detail with the nearby The New Boston Inn, the two upstairs bedrooms have barrel ceilings, a curved plaster detail. The acreage also includes woods. The barn has been reroofed and repainted, new propane furnace was installed in 2006. Sandisfield is a rural town with a vibrant Arts Center, Historic Commission, monthly newsletter, and high-speed internet. There is an abundance of recreational land, a smattering of small farms and CSA's, an orchard, and many creative and industrious community members. If you must leave, you are just 13 minutes from the local coffee spot The Southfield Store, 25 minutes to Great Barrington, and roughly 2 hours to NYC and Boston.