A one of a kind stunning historic home with every modern comfort! The original structure of the house was built in 1876. It was a Dunkard (Brethren ) church. It was made into a home in 2001. The latest addition was added in 2020. When you enter the side door, the foyer goes up 2 1/2 stories and includes the back of the historic church. The stairs inside the house were pews from the original church. Reclaimed pine floors are throughout the house. The great room has a 13 foot ceiling and 9 foot windows to take in every stunning country view. This room is fantastic for entertaining and boasts a Wolf gas top range and oven. A generous walk in pantry is included in the kitchen. The kitchen has reverse osmosis system.
The entire house has a hepa filtration system, security system and an invisible dog fence.
The primary suite has its own wing with a walk in closet and newly installed cabinets in the laundry room.
The new addition bedroom has a vaulted ceiling, remote control skylight, and a Rumsford fireplace. The Rumsford fireplace, popular in the late 1700’s was known for its heat efficiency. This area has wide plank, hardwood flooring and built in bookshelves. The lock in this room is an antique and was also from the late 1700s. Exiting this room you will find this area has a brownstone slab which was a well cover from the 1800’s and stairs that were from the early 1700’s. The Belgian block walkway is original to the streets of Lancaster city and the mainline area.
The entire home is surrounded by beautiful low maintenance landscaping. The new slate patio has a built in fire pit and an 8 person hot tub. It’s amazing to sit in the hot tub and have a roaring fire and stunning country views!!!