Skinner Hall

History

Skinner was built in 1933 and originally used for classrooms, shop, and offices. It was designed in the Tudor Revival style by prominent architect A. Lincoln Fecheimer, a former student at the Clarke School.

Features / Amenities

• Industrial-chic warehouse style
• Oversized windows; concrete ceilings
• Maple hardwood flooring
• Designer light fixtures
• Stone countertop
• Stainless steel Whirlpool appliances
• In-unit laundry

• Walk-in tile and glass showers
• Custom-fabricated steel vanities
• High-efficiency electric mini-split heating and cooling
• Ample parking
• Breathtaking views toward the Berkshires*
• Private entrances*
• Private brick patios*

*Select Units

Units

Unit 11

2 Bd. /2 Ba.

1,541 SQ/FT

Occupied

Unit 12

2 Bd. / 2.5 Ba.

1,518 SQ/FT

Occupied

Unit 21

2 Bd. / 2 Ba.

1,329 SQ/FT

Occupied

Unit 22

2 Bd. / 2 Ba.

1,203 SQ/FT

Occupied

Unit 23

2 Bd. / 2 Ba.

1,133 SQ/FT

Occupied

Unit 31

2 Bd. / 2 Ba.

1,329 SQ/FT

Occupied

Unit 32

2 Bd. / 2 Ba.

1,133 SQ/FT

Occupied

Unit 33

2 Bd. / 2 Ba.

1,133 SQ/FT

Occupied

 
 

Boiler House

History

The brick Boiler House was built in 1930, and features imposing cast-stone detailing, arched windows, and the original four-story brick smokestack. This building powered the entire campus through the 20th century.

Features / Amenities

• Industrial-chic warehouse style
• Elevated living area with steel cable railings*
• Oversized arched windows
• Exposed concrete ceilings
• Hardwood and/or polished concrete flooring
• Designer light fixtures
• Stone countertops; stainless steel appliances

• In-unit laundry; walk-in tile and glass showers
• High-efficiency electric mini-split heating and cooling
• Ample parking
• Private entrances*
• Private brick patios*

*Select Units

Units

Unit 1

1 Bd. / 1 Ba.

725 SQ/FT

Occupied

Unit 2

1 Bd. / 1 Ba.

725 SQ/FT

Occupied

Unit 3

1 Bd. / 1 Ba.

735 SQ/FT

Occupied

Unit 4

1 Bd. / 1 Ba.

735 SQ/FT

Occupied

 
 

Adams House

History

The red brick Queen Anne style Adams House was built in 1891, and housed Clarke School educators and their families. In addition, Calvin Coolidge lived here from 1897-1905 while practicing law in Northampton.

Features / Amenities

• Luxurious townhouse-style residences
• Large powder room with built-in walnut bench
• Designer wallpaper
• Original refinished hardwood flooring
• Custom cafe shutters
• Stone countertops

• Ample cabinet space
• Stainless steel Whirlpool appliances
• Tile and glass showers
• Designer chrome bath fixtures
• High-efficiency electric mini-split heating and cooling

Units

Unit 1

2 Bd. / 2 Ba.

Occupied

2,066 SQ/FT

Unit 2

2 Bd. / 3 Ba.

Occupied

2,066 SQ/FT

Unit 3

2 Bd. / 3 Ba.

Occupied

2,066 SQ/FT

 

The Cottage

About

Formerly the Engineer's Cottage, this colonial revival residence was built in 1935. A traditional “Cape” floor plan and an upscale, eclectic vibe make for a cozy and luxurious home away from home. First floor highlights include a spacious living room with fireplace and row of historic reproduction windows providing stunning views toward the Berkshires, and an eat-in kitchen that opens to a private, elevated brick patio. The second floor provides two bright bedrooms and two bathrooms, both with custom tile and designer fixtures.

Features / Amenities

• Hardwood flooring; fireplace
• Designer wallpaper and light fixtures
• Stone countertops
• Stainless steel appliances
• Luxurious custom tile bathrooms
• Porcelain farmhouse sink

• First-level powder room with vintage porcelain sink
• Wainscoting
• High-efficiency electric mini-split heating and cooling
• Private entrance
• Private brick patio

The Cottage is fully furnished and is offered as short-term luxury accommodation. Please inquire regarding availability below.

The Cottage

2 Bd. / 2.5 Ba.

1,325 SQ/FT