Budget-Friendly 1998 Massachusetts Hideaway – $55K

Experience the ultimate mountain escape in this cozy Massachusetts cottage, perfectly designed for seasonal getaways and outdoor adventures. Located near historic trails and rivers, this affordable retreat offers a bright interior and fantastic outdoor space.

2 bed
0.5 bath

About This Budget-Friendly 1998 Massachusetts Hideaway – $55K

Nestled in the beautiful Mohawk Estates, this cozy two-bedroom cottage is the ultimate three-season mountain escape for outdoor enthusiasts with a low $18 per month HOA fee. The spacious main living area is flooded with natural light and cool breezes thanks to windows on all sides, while the outdoor deck, fire pit, and handcrafted grill create the perfect setting for summer nights. While the property has no well or septic, it offers easy access to community amenities like the beach, recreation hall, and water. Perfectly situated on the historic Mohawk Trail near Charlemont and Shelburne Falls, this affordable retreat serves as an ideal basecamp for hiking, fishing, and exploring the best of the Berkshires.

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2 Modoc Dr, Colrain, MA 01340 $55,000

Colrain, Massachusetts

Colrain is a picturesque rural hill town in Franklin County, tucked into the scenic northeastern foothills of the Berkshires along the Vermont border. Known for its deep agricultural roots and sprawling landscapes, the community is a haven for those seeking a “right-to-farm” lifestyle amidst rolling orchards, historic farmhouses, and tranquil river valleys. Residents take pride in the town’s unique heritage, which includes being the site of the first American flag flown over a public schoolhouse and home to the beautifully restored Arthur A. Smith Covered Bridge.

The surrounding area is defined by its rugged natural beauty and abundant outdoor recreation, featuring the expansive Catamount and H.O. Cook State Forests. These protected lands offer miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking, and cross-country skiing, while the North and Green Rivers provide pristine spots for fishing and paddling. While the town offers a peaceful, slow-paced atmosphere, it remains conveniently close to the artistic hub of Shelburne Falls and the regional amenities of Greenfield, blending secluded country living with easy access to the vibrant culture of Western Massachusetts.