701 Potts Hill Rd, Lewisberry, PA 17339

Back on market at no fault to seller! New passing septic inspection and structural engineer report available upon request. Step into history at the Hammersly-Stominger House, a captivating home originally built in the 1700s and proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Part of this property is being used as a short-term rental. Buyers are responsible for their own due diligence regarding zoning for the township. This remarkable property offers the charm of its original structure paired with a variety of modern updates—ready for your finishing touches. The home sits on nearly two acres of mostly fenced pasture, ideal for hobby farming or simply enjoying open outdoor space. Outside, you'll find a chicken coop, a spacious pole barn, and plenty of parking for guests or equipment. Inside, the kitchen has been updated with a new dishwasher, sink, lighting, and freshly painted cabinets. The main living area features a new wood stove with updated piping and a new chimney cover, along with fresh paint throughout the house and a newly installed all-in-one air conditioning, heating, and dehumidifying system. A standout feature of the property is the fully remodeled summer house—complete with its own entrance and full bathroom—making it the perfect retreat for guests or extended family. Downstairs in the historic tavern-style summer kitchen, with a new fireplace/wood stoves with updated piping and a chimney cover. While several updates have been made, some projects still need to be completed—offering the next owner a chance to personalize this one-of-a-kind home. Upstairs, you'll discover refinished floors treated with traditional tung oil, original 1700s-1800s hardware on closet doors, new ceiling fans, fresh paint, and sliding barn doors. Two bedrooms and a full bath complete the upper level, with the bathroom awaiting your finishing touches. For peace of mind, a structural engineer has inspected the home and confirmed its integrity. This is your opportunity to own a piece of American history with the potential to make it truly your own.