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M eet the principal broker/consultant with over fifteen years of experience in the field of real estate: WILL BRINKER, CBR Principal Broker     A lifelong resident of the tri-state area, Will has served on the Berkshire Hills Regional School Committee, is Past President of the Berkshire County Multiple Listing Service, and is Past Chairman of the Great Barrington Conservation Commission. He is also the immediate past Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Berkshire Visitors Bureau and was a member of its Executive Committee. Will is also a Certified Mediator, and serves as Deputy Emergency Management Director for the Towns of Egremont and Great Barrington, Massachusetts. A former corporate pilot, Will has a unique perspective of land and homes in the Berkshires. Will and his wife, Linda, took over at Apple Hill ten years ago, and look forward to continuing to help people with their real estate needs.

Our furry little helper...

ROWDY

2002-2008

The best four pounds of Yorkshire Terrier ever! We miss him...

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