On a quiet village corner . . .

A pretty yellow house on the corner of Maple and Elm, the house that we call Two Maple Street, was built around 1830. The home changed hands many times during its early history. The last owner was Mr. George Anderson, who called it home for more than 40 years.

The spacious Wilder Suite, including an old-fashioned knotty pine kitchen, dining room, living room, three-season porch and luxurious bathroom, fills the first floor. Two cozy suites with separate sitting rooms and porches occupy the upstairs. Original doors, hardware and moldings bring character and authenticity to the renovation. The suites are named for Thornton Wilder, Sinclair Lewis, and Robert Sherwood, American playwrights who all frequented Stockbridge and the Inn.

It's a pleasant walk from Two Maple Street to the Main Inn and a short drive to Tanglewood, the Berkshire Theatre Festival or many other Berkshire attractions.