WOW! Loads of opportunity awaits you on this 16.67 acre property featuring fabulous creek views! This wonderful property features a separate 13,000 sq ft building with 2nd floor, offering plenty of room and a myriad of opportunities. Check out the 54 x 40 two story bank barn and detached three car garage. This property was previously used as a successful weaving school and retail store for 30+ years. Detached two story building adjacent to the farm house features a large bay garage door and plenty of room for extra work space and storage. Great location with awesome views of the surrounding countryside. Brick farm house offering 4 bedrooms, spacious family room with exposed wood beams and a floor to ceiling wood burning fireplace. Large living room with a brick wood burning fireplace and separate dining room. Bright and open kitchen with a large picture window overlooking the front yard. Separate rear parking lot offering parking for an additional 8-10 cars. Schedule your private tour today to explore all of the wonderful things this property has to offer.
Single-familyProperty Type
1874Year Built
16.67 acresLot Size
$333Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
3 car garageParking
Listed by Adam Flinchbaugh• RE/MAX Patriots
•717-840-4848 (broker)
Bought with Cassondra Selby• Keller Williams Keystone Realty
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Last updated by owner on Oct 29, 2018.
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Agricultural Preservation District
Protect and stabilize general agriculture as an ongoing economic activity in the Hamilton Township area by encouraging those land uses and activities which are agricultural in nature or act in direct support thereof. Therefore, owners, occupants and users of property within the Agricultural Preservation District should be prepared to accept impacts associated with normal farming practices and agricultural operations and are hereby put on official notice that Section 4 of Act 133 of 1982, known as the Right to Farm Law, may bar them from obtaining a legal judgment against such agricultural operations. Discourage development from occurring on productive farmlands, including those designated as prime or important, and those which are conducive to high crop yields. Protect agriculture from incompatible uses which may also interfere with normal and customary agricultural practices within that zone. Minimize the amount of land consumed for nonagricultural purposes by encouraging nonagricultural development to occur on small parcels. Provide for the continuation of agribusiness operations within appropriate areas of Hamilton Township by requiring appropriate design standards for agribusiness operations and by requiring adequate setbacks between agribusiness and residential uses. Retain the core area of farmland in central Hamilton Township which strongly contributes to the rural character of the Township. Provide for the development of appropriate agri-tourism enterprises that would ensure that the Township remains a unique and competitive destination in the future by interpreting the agricultural heritage of the Township and by creating a distinctly Adams County experience.