A wealth of Berkshire of $ 3.25 million comes with a quick blow – a wonderful pool engraved on an earlier quarry

One of the most beautiful gorgeous pools – engraved on old limestone quarries with a cascading waterfall deep in the forest, and hidden from the eyes – now it may be your reason to spray some cash this summer.

Part a part of a 60 -hectare asset in Massachusetts that is now in the market for $ 3.25 million.

Property, at 232 Giberson Road, stands in Sheffield, the oldest city in Berkshires – dating back to 1733.

At one glance, this is based on the famous natural pools in Australia, the ocean and the rock save that file with turquoise waters – and seductive in the natives for laps.

This 40 -meter pool, build on what was once a work quarry, up to 3 to 7 feet of depots and feels a 16 -meter waterfall. It was reimagated by Aqua Pool & Patio to preserve the stone and add a self-cleaning system.

Of course, every swimmer still needs shelter.

Built in 1997, the 3,459 square meter house comes with four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.

The seller is the property of Joel Goldstein, who bought the property for $ 825,000 in 2001, according to the data. He then added home and won Parcel Abutting, his mediator said.

Inside, the house feels an excellent arched room with exposed beams, a wood stove and French dogs that open for an al-fresco dining porch. There is also a kitchen of a chef with a sink on the farm, custom cabinets and an open dining area.

The main bedroom suite includes a bathroom similar to the bathroom, a sitting area and opens in the garden. Extra bedrooms are at the lowest level, along with a home gym.

Most open rooms for the outdoor environments, making fiery access to that pool.

Jared Kelly and Elle Villetto of Realty International Realty International to William Pitt Sotheby have the list.