Mack Hill starts just off of the Amherst Village Green in Amherst Village and is part of the Amherst Historic District. 

The lower section of Mack Hill Road is lined with wonderful Amherst antique homes, large colonials, sunliners, capes, an old tavern and more.  At the based of Mack Hill sits the stately Mack Hill Farm now home of the Mack Hill Riding Academy, as you wind up the hill the beautiful country road is lined with old stone walls and a landscape that reminds you of days gone by.

Not a lot has changed on Mack Hill, other than many of the antiques have been lovingly restored and beautifully landscaped. 

The town of Amherst has a commitment to maintain the town's rural character and preserving Amherst's history is a commitment by residents.

Residents take daily strolls down to the historic village of Amherst or walk over to Wilkins School to watch a game.  We lived on Mack Hill for years and enjoyed the quiet country atmosphere, plus the easy access to Route 101 for commuting and of course the easy walk to the Village to visit the Amherst Town Library or run in to Moulton's for a hot cup of soup or groceries.

We are big fans of Amherst Village and the Mack Hill area of town.

The Mack Hill area of Amherst is and always has been a sought after area of town for residents to call home.  Its pretty, its clean, it easy to imagine life here 100 years ago and there's a great sense of community on Mack Hill as there is in all of Amherst.

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