Who knew paradise was here in Gettysburg? Enchanting country living on 11+ acres. The home offers an open floor plan which compliments the charm and design displayed throughout. Inviting hardwood floors and neutral tones merge a sense of the outdoors to the indoors. The property encompasses a large barn with several stalls and tack room. Bring your animals, this gorgeous piece of property has a 2 acre fenced pasture and 2 ponds. Decorative landscaping surrounds the home with a welcoming touch. Come out to find your piece of paradise.
Single-familyProperty Type
1960Year Built
11 acresLot Size
$371Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Chrissie Barrick• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty
•717-633-7300 (broker)
•leadcenter@homesale.com (broker)
Bought with Tonya Wenschhof• Core Partners Realty LLC
A gentleman farm project ready to be finished. Convenient yet private location. Easy access to Rt 15, N of Gettysburg. Project house has new roof and windows. Dry wall has been started, most electric is done. Well and septic. Underground elec to house and barn. Solid concrete block barn sided with Red Oak. Chicken coop, greenhouse and other outbuildings.
BRIGHT MLS #1002580125
Apr 12, 2011
Sold
$90,500
$59/sq ft
Mar 22, 2011
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Mar 9, 2011
Listed
$99,900
$65/sq ft
11.62 Acre with barn and house; both need work. Sold completely as-is.
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 9, 2018.
R-1
Residential Low Density District
The intent of the Residential Low Density District R-1 is to: Conserve, enhance and extend, where appropriate in accordance with Straban Township Comprehensive Plan, the existing low density residential areas of the Township, comprised primarily of residential subdivisions, existing suburban neighborhoods as well as small farmsteads and nondeveloped lands in between.; Limit future development of the land to primarily residential uses and its ancillary uses.; Limit growth where the natural environment continues to dominate the landscape.; Conserve natural features such as woodlands and scenic views and vistas.; Preserve sensitive natural features such as steep slopes greater than 20 Percent, wetlands and floodplains.; Promote the development of public sewer and water systems in the future sewer service area as defined by the Straban Township Act 537 Plan.; Place development on the most suitable areas for integration with the natural setting.; Manage road frontage development by limiting the number of private driveways and by providing adequate distances between driveways, buildings and roadways to maintain the rural character and the safety, capacity and condition of rural roadways. Promote the installation of interior roadways in planned residential communities.; Implement the Land Use Plan of the Straban Township Comprehensive Plan.