
An 1862 church in the southern Berkshires spent four years becoming a ten-guest rental with its stained glass, pulpit and altar intact, plus a speakeasy bar in the loft — 5.0 from 52 reviews, from $1,540 a night.

| Detail | What to know |
|---|---|
| Stay | Berkshires Black Abbey: an 1862 church converted over four years into a 4,000-square-foot home, with a games loft and a speakeasy bar. 3 |
| Location | Mill River, a village in New Marlborough in the southern Berkshires; Airbnb lists it under Great Barrington. 2 |
| Capacity | Ten guests, three bedrooms, four beds, three baths: a king, a queen with en suite, a full bunk with en suite, and a pull-out couch in the loft. 3 |
| Guest signal | 5.0 out of 5 from 52 reviews, a Guest Favorite, and top 10% of eligible listings; all 52 reviews are five stars. 3 |
| Price | From $1,540 a night, the figure Architectural Digest published on 18 August 2026; Airbnb quotes your own dates. 4 |
| Book it | Open the Airbnb listing |


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