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Marcel Breuer and Walter Gropius’s 1940s Chamberlain Cottage is back on the market just six months after selling.
Nestled into the Massachusetts countryside, the three-bedroom property – listed for $2.3m with Gibson Sotheby’s – was one of the first buildings designed by Breuer in the US, and one of his last architectural collaborations with Bauhaus founder Gropius.
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After falling into disrepair in 1995, Chamberlain Cottage was purchased by a pair of local architects who extended the property, adding a new level, a modern kitchen, and refurbishing the interiors.
Inside the cottage wood and copper-covered walls and huge windows frame the surrounding views of the Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge. Other features include concrete and cork floors, and an indoor pond that comes ready-stocked with koi carp.
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The house has been no stranger to the market this year, already exchanging hands in February 2016 for the significantly lower price tag of $1.25m.
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