1940 character, a sunroom, and a fenced yard.

Connecticut Ave sits in a quiet residential pocket of Pittsfield, close enough to downtown that errands are easy but set back enough that the street stays calm. The house itself reads like a place someone cared for — hardwood floors in good shape, vinyl replacement windows that keep the drafts out, and a wood-burning fireplace in the living area that earns its keep on cold Berkshire nights.

The room that most people stop in is the sunroom addition off the back: soaring ceilings, skylights overhead, and a door that opens straight to the yard. It changes character with the light and the season. Upstairs, the bedrooms run generous. Out back, the lot is flat and fully fenced, with a one-car garage along the side.