Kemble Inn

The Kemble Berkshires is a registered Great Estate built in 1881 for a U.S. Secretary of State and New Jersey State Senator. Located in Lenox, Massachusetts, this 13,000-square-foot mansion combines classic glamour with modern minimalist design. The property features manicured landscaping with expansive rolling views of the Stockbridge Bowl and the Berkshire mountains. The estate accommodates up to 175 guests for wedding events and offers overnight stays for up to 30 friends and family members. Event spaces include the mansion's main floor with seven fireplaces, a grand staircase for first looks, a library with books from the early 1900s, a music room, a private bar, a professional kitchen, and multi-level bluestone patios and decks. A tent is provided for rain contingency from the first weekend in May to the third weekend in October. The property is fully ADA compliant and 100% carbon neutral. The Kemble Berkshires is owned by 143 investors through Shared Estates' equity crowdfunding model and is steps away from major cultural attractions including Tanglewood, Shakespeare and Company, the Norman Rockwell Museum, and The Mount. Amenities include a virtual reality gaming room, retro arcade, foosball, ping-pong, bocce, croquet, tennis equipment, fire pits, and an herb and vegetable garden.