Imagine walking out your front door to catch a show at the Marigold Theatre, grab sushi at Kisara, or explore Easthampton’s vibrant Cottage Street arts & nightlife scene, then lacing up your boots for a 30-minute walk to the summit of Mount Tom. This kind of combination, genuine urban walkability and direct access to a mountain, is nearly unheard of in the Pioneer Valley and 40 Clark Street delivers both. This charming 1920s farmhouse offers over 2,000 sq ft of living space with 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a rare first-floor primary suite with a pellet stove and sliding glass door opening to an oversized backyard and garden. Inside, you’ll find hardwood floors, a renovated modern farmhouse kitchen (2017), updated Pella windows (2020), a new oversized hot water heater (2024), a 1-car garage, and a brand new roof (2026) on the addition, all with knob-and-tube wiring already removed. Warm, inviting, and full of character, this home that connects you to everything the Valley has to offer.