Bring your vision to this Victorian-style home in historic Gettysburg. Built in 1904, this 5-bedroom, 2-bath residence offers over 2,000 sq. ft. of living space and sits on nearly an acre along the Emmitsburg Road corridor. The home retains much of its original character, including hardwood floors, wood trim, and built-ins—waiting to be restored to their full charm. A spacious layout with full baths on both levels and a detached garage provide excellent bones. This property is in need of repairs and updating and will be sold as-is. Perfect for buyers looking to restore a piece of Gettysburg history. Don’t miss this opportunity to create something special in a highly desirable location with historic significance and convenient access to downtown, commuter routes, and the surrounding countryside. Showings will begin in mid-September, with more details and photos forthcoming.
Single-familyProperty Type
1904Year Built
0.91 acresLot Size
$129Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 garage spacesParking
Listed by Brian Kelly• Coldwell Banker Realty
•717-757-2717 (broker)
Bought with Jordan Pusker• Keller Williams Keystone Realty
Victorian style home with over 2100 sq feet of remodeled interior. This home has a full bath on 1st & 2nd floors and 4+ bedrooms. The eat in kitchen has built ins and adjoins the formal dining room. This home has crown molding and chair rails in some of the rooms. Excellent condition - the basement is dry and in great condition for the age of this home. Stop by and see what this home has to offer you and your family.
Public Records
Feb 28, 2003
Sold
$60,000
$28/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,552 (+3.3%)
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2025
$3,439 (+6.0%)
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2024
$3,243
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2023
$3,243 (+0.9%)
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2022
$3,215 (+2.0%)
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2021
$3,153
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2020
$3,153 (+0.6%)
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2019
$3,133 (−2.2%)
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2018
$3,205 (+5.8%)
$48,800 + $140,800
$189,600
2017
$3,028 (+0.4%)
$48,800 + $140,800
$189,600
2015
$3,015
$48,800 + $140,800
$189,600
Tax history for 2691 Emmitsburg
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,552 (+3.3%)
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2025
$3,439 (+6.0%)
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2024
$3,243
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2023
$3,243 (+0.9%)
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2022
$3,215 (+2.0%)
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2021
$3,153
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2020
$3,153 (+0.6%)
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2019
$3,133 (−2.2%)
$48,900 + $135,400
$184,300
2018
$3,205 (+5.8%)
$48,800 + $140,800
$189,600
2017
$3,028 (+0.4%)
$48,800 + $140,800
$189,600
2015
$3,015
$48,800 + $140,800
$189,600
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
4
Baths
2
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.91 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,958
Year built
1965
Style
Other
County
Adams County
APN
09E16-0058---000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 24, 2026.
MX
Mixed Use District
The intent of the MX Mixed-Use District is to provide for the combining of offices, stores and shops, hotels and inns, higher-intensity residential uses, and civic, public, and semi-public uses in the township center in the vicinity of the intersection of US Route 30 and Herr's Ridge Road as defined in the Comprehensive Plan and secondary Township centers as delineated in the Land Use Plan of the Comprehensive Plan on Business Route 15 Emmitsburg Road, Route 34 Biglerville Road, and Business Route 15 Old Harrisburg Road. It is the purpose of these regulations to encourage a diversification of uses in each MX Mixed-Use District and to promote close interrelationships among different uses; high-quality, visually-attractive, and environmentally-responsible site design and buildings; efficient circulation systems; conservation of land and energy resources; reduced rates of auto-trip generation; and increased opportunities for pedestrian circulation. In addition, the specific intent of the district is to: Encourage the development of land and buildings along designated roadways for a variety of uses, either individually or together within the same building, for compatible mixed-use developments; Permit the development of functionally-related land uses in a manner that is more efficient, environmentally-sensitive, and mutually-supporting than conventional sprawling, strip-type, low-intensity suburban development; Minimize potential traffic hazards by encouraging planned, physically-integrated, multiple-use facilities that utilize a reduced number of access driveways when compared to conventional strip-type development; Minimize auto-trip generation through maximizing opportunities for pedestrian movement and patronage of multiple facilities in a development district that emphasizes the interrelationship of uses and structures; Establish a framework for development that anticipates and encourages the necessary conditions for a high level of pedestrian circulation.; Provide for natural and landscaped areas convenient to office and commercial concentrations, so as to function for the general benefit of the community as places for relaxation, recreation, and social activity.; Preserve and enhance the functional values of natural and landscaped areas for developed areas, including groundwater recharge, runoff control, and microclimate moderation.