Supplements: Dramatic and unique living in this historic and aesthetically very appealing 1835 stone church with addition that was creatively converted and renovated in the 1980's by the former director of the Sackler Museum in Washington DC when he was employed at Williams making a splendid family home. The highly distinctive living spaces include the sanctuary height "cathedral ceiling" over the living room, dining room and raised level family space and office with fireplace. The granite counter kitchen offers cozy conviviality in front of the gas fireplace, built-ins abound including entertainment station and massive oak bookcase. There are four bedrooms including master suite with private bath, and each bedroom in the house enjoys it's own dedicated bath. Outdoors is a delight as well, with fenced garden area, large deck off the kitchen for clement weather enjoyment, a small barn for tools and hobbies, attached garage and all situated just a few brief minutes to the center of Williamstown and Williams College and not far from all of the cultural and recreational opportunities the Berkshires are so renowned for.