Allegrone in the News: New life at the Walker House

"It's fabulous," declared Peggy Houdek as she toured her former home and business. "It doesn't look like the same house, but it's wonderful what they've done, it's beautiful. The memories of it are in my thoughts, but it's not my house anymore and that's fine, it's OK."

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LENOX — Built in 1804 as the home for William Walker, Berkshire County's Probate Judge, Walker House had seen better days when it closed as a Historic District bed-and-breakfast in 2014.

This month, following a 14-month, $1.5 million top-to-bottom renovation by the Allegrone Companies, the eight-unit Walker House Residences is opening to the first tenants who have leased four of the eight lavishly-appointed, top-of-the-line one- and two-bedroom apartments for $1,800 to $2,500 a month.

At a recent open house, the all-in-the-family reclamation project was hosted by the Allegrones, celebrating their third residential redevelopment following two in Pittsfield....

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