Welcome to 55 Stone Jug Rd where historic character meets peaceful country living. Tucked away on over an acre just outside Gettysburg, this charming home offers warmth, character, and space that you are searching for. This Pre-Civil War Home has been thoughtfully cared for over the years, the property blends timeless architectural details with the comfort of modern living. Inside, you’ll find generous living spaces filled with natural light, creating an inviting atmosphere perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. With four bedrooms and three bathrooms, there is plenty of room for family, guests, or even a dedicated home office. Step outside and enjoy the serenity of your own private slice of Adams County. The spacious lot offers room to relax, garden, entertain, or simply enjoy the peaceful countryside setting. Whether it’s morning coffee on the porch or evening gatherings under the stars, this property invites you to slow down and enjoy life. Located just minutes from historic downtown Gettysburg, you’ll have easy access to restaurants, shops, and the rich history that makes this area so special. This home’s proximity to Rt 15 also make it a great location for commuters. If you’ve been searching for a home with character, space, and a story to tell, 55 Stone Jug Road is ready to welcome you home. VA Buyers - Seller has a very attractive rate assumable mortgage.
Single-familyProperty Type
1800Year Built
1.05 acresLot Size
$192Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Jay Schmitt• Keller Williams Keystone Realty
CHERISHED TRADITIONS AND SIMPLE PLEASURES. Early 1800's log home with tasteful complimentary additions. Country kitchen with custom cabinets and stone fireplace. Living room with stone fireplace. Original plank flooring. Lots of built-in book shelves. Exposed interior log walls. Gettysburg School District. New, upgraded septic system is in the process of being installed. Central air on 2nd floor only.
The intent of the Rural Residential Districts R-R is to: Conserve and enhance the existing rural, natural and historic character of Straban Township and its environs. Utilize open space design techniques where the natural and agrarian environment continues to dominate the landscape. Conserve natural features such as agricultural lands, woodlands and scenic views and vistas. Limit development near sensitive natural features such as steep slopes greater than 20 Percent, wetlands, wetland margins and one-hundred-year floodplain/flood hazard overlay area. Continue the use of on-lot wastewater and water systems or community systems for residential development that follows open space design criteria in appropriate areas outside the immediate sewer service area as defined by the Straban Township Act 537 Plan. Encourage compact residential clusters with direct visual and physical access to open space, estate lots, farms and conservation areas. Accommodate agriculture activities and agribusiness uses at appropriate locations. Place development on the most suitable areas for integration with the natural setting. Manage road frontage development by providing adequate distances between driveways and between buildings and roadways to maintain the rural character and the safety, capacity and condition of rural roadways. Implement the Land Use Plan of the Straban Township Comprehensive Plan. Promote cluster residential design for new residential developments.