$450,000

A rare opportunity to own a piece of Pennsylvania history. Dating to approximately 1790, this distinctive stone farmhouse offers more than 200 years of character, craftsmanship and architectural detail on approximately 2.96 acres. From the moment you enter the traditional center hall, you know this is not an ordinary home. Thick stone walls and deep window sills reflect its early construction, while hardwood floors, solid wood doors, distinctive moldings, period hardware and multiple fireplaces preserve the character that makes a historic home so special. At the heart of the home is an impressive walk-in kitchen fireplace—a remarkable reminder of the home's origins and a feature rarely found in today's market. The Georgian-style floor plan provides approximately 2,356 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 2½ baths, along with generous living spaces and a full walk-up attic. The setting adds another dimension to the property. Nearly three acres provide mature trees, established grounds, a stream and outbuildings, offering room to enjoy the property while remaining convenient to major routes and surrounding communities. What makes 6200 Lincoln Highway special isn't something that can be reproduced with new construction. It is the stonework, craftsmanship, history and unmistakable character that have survived for generations. For the buyer who appreciates historic architecture and sees the opportunity to thoughtfully enhance a home while respecting what makes it unique, this property offers something increasingly difficult to find. After more than two centuries, this remarkable stone farmhouse is ready for its next chapter—and its next steward.