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Stockbridge · Tyringham

Stockbridge vs Tyringham

About 17 minutes apart by car. Stockbridge's median home is assessed $138,700 higher. The annual tax on each town's own median home differs by $1,155.

Stockbridge, from the Commonwealth's aerial survey

Stockbridge and Tyringham Compared

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Public-record figures for both towns from the same source for each row: assessment rolls, the Division of Local Services tax certification, the census, and the federal walkability and utility layers. Assessments are for taxation and lag the market. This table states differences and draws no conclusion about which town is preferable.

Stockbridge and Tyringham Compared. Public-record figures for both towns from the same source for each row: assessment rolls, the Division of Local Services tax certification, the census, and the federal walkability and utility layers. Assessments are for taxation and lag the market. This table states differences and draws no conclusion about which town is preferable.
MeasureStockbridgeTyringham
Population, 20202,018427
CountyBerkshireBerkshire
Median Single-Family Home$702,200$563,500
Residential Tax Rate$6.79$6.63
Annual Tax on That Home$4,891$3,736
Preservation Surcharge3%None
Median Year Built1,9551,978
Housing Units1,633289
Natural Gas MainYesNo
Municipal SewerYes, in partNo
Community WaterYes, in partNo
Federal Flood MapNot digitisedNot digitised
Walkability Index9.21.8
Mean Commute18.7 min40.8 min
Annual Snowfall49.6 in77.1 in
Per-Pupil Spending$30,479No record
Owners Cost-Burdened19.8%17.1%
What These Columns Mean
Measure
The figure being compared. Both towns come from the same source for each row.
Stockbridge
The figure for Stockbridge.
Tyringham
The figure for Tyringham.

Cite: RE413. “Stockbridge and Tyringham Compared.” Updated August 5, 2026. https://www.re413.com/compare/stockbridge-vs-tyringham/, underlying sources at https://www.re413.com/sources/.

How to Read This

We are not going to tell you which town is better. There is no defensible ranking to give and the honest answer depends on what you want from a house.

The rows that most often decide it are the tax bill, which compounds every year you own; whether there is a gas main, because in this region its absence means delivered oil or propane through a long winter; and the flood mapping row, where "not digitised" means the question has not been answered rather than answered no.

Variation inside a town is usually larger than the gap between two towns. For a real answer, look up the actual address rather than comparing medians, and run the tax on the actual asking price.

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Sources

"Figures through" is the period the publisher's data describes; "checked" is only when we last asked. The full sourcing: sources and method.