Want to own a piece of Lancaster County history ? Originally this property was known as the Colemanville Mansion . Now a Multi-Family property sitting on 1.08 acre lot with character and charm that includes over 4300 square ft of living space , located within walking distance to the Pequea Creek , Colemanville Covered Bridge , Hiking Trails and State Game lands . Property features 3 units : Unit #1 is 2.5 stories with 4 bedrooms , 2.5 bathrooms , large kitchen , dining area with bay window overlooking the back yard and pond with a fountain , central air , Master Suite with walk-in shower and private laundry rm , huge basement for storage and game area. Unit #2 is 2 story with 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and Living Rm with fireplace and Large Attic for Storage. Unit #3 is a first floor efficiency apartment with stone fireplace . Unit #2 and #2 Have a shared laundry rm with exterior entrance. LOTS of parking and storage areas . Rent all 3 or live in one and let the other 2 units help pay your mortgage .
Multi-familyProperty Type
1715Year Built
1.08 acresLot Size
$154Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Kate Mardis• Iron Valley Real Estate of Lancaster
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 Jun 7, 2023.
FP-C
Flood Plain-Conservation District
In the interest of public health, safety and welfare, the establishment of floodplain conservation controls have been adopted for the following purposes: To combine with other zoning requirements certain restrictions made necessary for the floodplains to promote the general health, welfare and safety of the community.; To prevent the erection of structures in areas unfit for human usage by reason of danger from flooding, unsanitary conditions or other hazard.; To minimize danger to public health by protecting the water supply and promoting safe and sanitary drainage.; To reduce the financial burdens imposed on the community, its governmental units and its individuals by frequent and periodic floods and overflow of lands.; To permit certain uses which can be appropriately located in the floodplain as herein defined and which will not impede the flow of floodwaters or otherwise cause danger to life and property at or above or below their locations along the floodway.; To permit only those uses in the floodplaincompatible with the preservation of natural conditions which are conducive to the maintenance of constant rates of water flow throughout the year by: Withholding rapid water runoff contributing to downstream flooding; and; Providing area for groundwater absorption for maintenance of the subsurface water supply.; To provide sufficient drainage courses to carry abnormal flows of stormwater in periods of heavy precipitation.