Sold/ Off The Market- Public Utilities and Open Sky in Pittsfield
Sold/ Off The Market- Public Utilities and Open Sky in Pittsfield
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Pittsfield, the largest city of Berkshire County was settled in 1752. It's situated at the fork of the west and east branches of the Housatonic River and is bordered by the Berkshire Hills and the Taconic Range. Pittsfield was primarily an agricultural community, however there were a large number of mills due to the area's numerous streams. Today the area is known for its arts, museuems and outdoor activities.
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Land Prep Estimate : $30,000 - $45,000

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Sold/ Off The Market- Public Utilities and Open Sky in Pittsfield
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