Naumkeag, Stockbridge: Address, Phone Number, Naumkeag Reviews: 4.5/5
Naumkeag
4.5
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Experience Gilded-Age style and splendor at this marvelous estate, renowned for its elegant gardens and rare Berkshire Cottage.
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16 within 3 miles

Once Upon a Table
802
0.8 mi$$ - $$$ • American • Soups • Vegetarian Friendly

Main Street Cafe
367
0.7 mi$$ - $$$ • American • Cafe • Vegetarian Friendly

Red Lion Inn Dining Room
990
0.7 mi$$ - $$$ • American • Bar • International

Lion's Den Pub
327
0.7 mi$$ - $$$ • American • Bar • Contemporary

Peace Love and Chocolate
118
0.8 mi$$ - $$$ • Dessert

Nejaimes Fine Wine & Cheese
57
0.8 mi$$ - $$$ • Wine Bar

Elm Street Market & Tiffany's Cafe
111
0.8 mi$ • American • Cafe

The Lost Lamb
8
0.7 mi$ • French • Cafe • Fusion

Michael's
432
0.8 mi$$ - $$$ • American • Bar • Pub

Stockbridge Coffee & Tea
20
0.8 mi$$ - $$$ • Quick Bites • Cafe
Attractions
54 within 6 miles

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0.5 miReligious Sites

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128
0.8 miArt Galleries

Norman Rockwell Museum
2,497
1 miArt Museums

Berkshire Theatre Group
92
0.9 miTheaters

The Mount, Edith Wharton's Home
978
Historic Sites • History Museums

Tanglewood
1,154
Symphonies • Theaters

The Mission House
18
0.6 miHistoric Sites
Children's Chime Tower
3
0.6 miPoints of Interest & Landmarks • Observation Decks & Towers

Chesterwood Museum
221
1.9 miHistoric Sites • Art Museums

Stockbridge Library, Museum & Archives
15
0.8 miHistory Museums
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4.5
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pianoemily
Deerfield, MA32 contributions
Oct 2021
I thought perhaps the pumpkin show might be a tad pricey--- once I arrived, I felt totally different. It was really exceptional. The amount of work that went into those displays, lighting the paths, and especially the house decor was worth it. I appreciated the clear communication after I purchased my ticket.
Written October 31, 2021
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Ellyk2012
Boston, MA173 contributions
Jul 2020
Beautiful turn of the century home for the wealthy with well manicured grounds and gardens. The centerpiece for the outdoor space is the unique fountain/staircase designed and built in the 1930’s. The home is currently closed to visitors due to the virus and you must reserve a parking space and time slot ahead of your visit. We enjoyed the visit.
Written July 12, 2020
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Flyer12480005848
Holyoke, MA13 contributions
Nov 2019
I came across the description of Winterlights randomly and we decided to give it a try. It is so worth it! These lights are amazing - just gorgeous and they obviously took an incredible amount of time to set up. If you are debating between Winterlights and Bright Nights (in Springfield), you won't regret making the effort to go to Naumkeag! I'm looking forward to visiting Naumkeag again in the warmer weather!
Written February 19, 2020
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PAdoglady
Warfordsburg, PA55 contributions
Jun 2021
My husband and I were visiting family and we decided to tour Naumkeag. The house was designed by Stanford White (one of his earliest commissions) with surrounding gardens that were designed & created over 30 yrs ago. The house's furnishings are all original. It was a hot day and the mansion has no air conditioning and because of the coronavirus restrictions, only part of the first floor was open. They have a tiny gift shop. To see the gardens does require a lot of walking on carefully created paths.
Written June 23, 2021
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kimaw2
New York City, NY2 contributions
May 2021
Beautiful flowers and estate, unmatched location. Customer service was not so good, however. A rude employee ignored social distancing and came up to me and grabbed a bouquet of flowers out of my arms, ones that I had mistakenly thought were for sale. Rather than respectfully ask me to return them to the bucket and let me know they were not for sale, she snatched them away and said they were pre-paid only and belonged to other people. Was a sad little moment on Mother's Day.
Written May 9, 2021
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Kerry
5 contributions
Aug 2020
We attended an event here "date night at Naumkeag", it was awesome! The event happened right at sunset, it was so beautiful. Watching the sunset over the mountains, watching the cows graze below, while sitting in a glorious garden and having a picnic - really was the best. If you have a chance to attend one of these events I would recommend it.
Written August 20, 2020
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KRN816
179 contributions
Oct 2021 • Couples
We enjoyed touring the grounds and first floor of the property during the seasonal pumpkin show. The show was very well organized and advance tickets required. Ample parking. The grounds are beautiful and we enjoyed the sunset. The view is breathtaking. The house was decorated for the season. Would like to return for a regular tour in the future. An amazing example of a Berkshire mansion
Written October 25, 2021
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Rooindie
Farmington, CT918 contributions
May 2021
We went for the tulip and daffodil festival; on May 16, it was a bit late - most of the daffs were spent (as expected), but many of the tulips were near the end, too. However, there were still plenty of lovely flowers to be seen. It was lovely, not spectacular. I was pleasantly surprised that we could enter the first floor of the house; this was also nice but not incredible. The walk through the grounds and first floor took us maybe 45 minutes, with lots of stops to take pictures. We combined the trip with a visit to Ventfort Hall, just 10 minutes away.
Written May 16, 2021
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Peggy C
10 contributions
Sep 2021 • Couples
Very disappointed after reading the other reviews. Thought the house was interesting but only the first floor is open. No docent lead tours which might have made this more interesting. Really just a big house built by some rich person with nothing special to contribute. Came late summer. Might have enjoyed the gardens more at a different time. Enjoyed the blue steps
Written September 11, 2021
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Gene R J
Silver Spring, MD8,015 contributions
Jun 2021
After spending the morning at The Mount, we stopped here trying to get a quick view without digging in. The front wall and back of the 1886 mansion are in full view but the tall tress prevent any further view of the house or gardens.
Will need to return when we have the time to justify the $20 each admission.
Will need to return when we have the time to justify the $20 each admission.
Written June 26, 2021
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Do you allow weddings outside? inside?
who would I book with?
ncd0531
Rockland, MA77 contributions
That question would be better addressed to the Trustees of Reservations.
Kay S
5 contributions
Is there a kitchen to visit ?
Edward2651
Delmar, NY648 contributions
Hello, there was a kitchen (as part of the guided tour) but it was very small within the house and obviously did not offer any edibles or food. They do have a small area within the visitor center (which you enter once you get there). This area includes registers where you pay for the tour and also in a combined area a small gift shop. The area off to the side has premade sandwiches (catered by the Red Lion Inn), drinks and snacks. We opted AFTER the tour to have some delicious sandwiches sitting at a table on the property. Hope this info helps.
terry44447
Clifton Park, NY4 contributions
are you open today?Hi, what would you like to know about this attraction?
Ambassadormary2
Haverhill, MA21 contributions
Yes it is open 11-4 today.
Muddahof03
Long Island, New York7 contributions
Is the facility handicapped accessible and are wheelchairs available?
rodlewis12
Torrington, CT44 contributions
There are 2 floors in the mansion and just a staircase but no working elevator; plus the beautiful grounds are steep in several areas. Call them and find out more.
Jetting79
Boston187 contributions
Would a toddler enjoy the gardens? I plan to take her through the house, probably will need to leave her stroller outside.
Overall, is this a nice place for a family (with toddlers) to spend a couple hours?
rodlewis12
Torrington, CT44 contributions
I think your child would enjoy the gardens probably more then the house tour; there is a 2nd floor with stairs but I think do able.
Bogin
NYC9 contributions
how to get there by public transportation.
Jan H
South Deerfield, Massachusetts, United States19 contributions
There is a regional bus system with routes between Berkshire towns including Stockbridge (see the Berkshire Regional Transit Authority website), but I don't believe there is bus service within Stockbridge. Naumkeag is approximately one mile from town--walkable, but quite a hill.
Frequently Asked Questions about Naumkeag
- Hotels near Naumkeag:
- (0.29 mi) The Cottage B&B
- (1.37 mi) The Inn at Stockbridge
- (1.96 mi) Federal House Inn
- (0.75 mi) The Red Lion Inn
- (2.79 mi) Devonfield Inn
- Restaurants near Naumkeag:
- (0.75 mi) Once Upon a Table
- (0.75 mi) Main Street Cafe
- (0.73 mi) Red Lion Inn Dining Room
- (0.76 mi) Peace Love and Chocolate
- (0.73 mi) Lion's Den Pub