Traditional

Upcoming Auction June 25th 2026 at 5pm. Step back in time with this remarkable 18th-century historic residence, rich in character and architectural charm. Offering approximately 2,445 square feet of living space, this home features 3 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 baths, an eat-in kitchen, family room, formal dining room, and living room. Original craftsmanship is evident throughout, including hardwood floors, detailed wood moldings, built-in cabinetry, and multiple fireplaces. A welcoming three-season porch with swing provides a relaxing space to enjoy the property’s peaceful setting. The second floor hosts all bedrooms, accessed by original wooden stairs and banisters. The primary suite includes a full bath with walk-in shower, generous closet space, and convenient laundry area. Additional bedrooms are accessed from the main hallway, along with a cedar closet and attic storage. A third-floor room, historically used as a workman’s quarters, adds further character and versatility. The home’s grand front entry retains its original hardware and is complemented by a striking corner cabinet just inside. A secondary entrance leads through the three-season room into the kitchen, which also features an impressive original wood door. Outbuildings & Grounds A charming brick walkway leads to an exceptional bank barn with a stone and brick foundation, hand-hewn pegged beams, and metal roof. Historically regarded as one of the largest bank barns in Adams County, it once hosted community gatherings and dances. The lower level of the barn served as the art studio of renowned folk artist Arthur Glazier, known for works such as The Peaceable Kingdom, Victorian Santas, and Noah’s Ark scenes. Today, the barn offers versatile space with parking on both levels and ample off-street parking. A separate chicken coop—formerly used by Glazier for staging materials—adds additional utility and charm. The property offers dual access from E. King Street and North Street (rear alley).

Upcoming Auction June 25th 2026 at 5pm. Step back in time with this remarkable 18th-century historic residence, rich in character and architectural charm. Offering approximately 2,445 square feet of living space, this home features 3 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 baths, an eat-in kitchen, family room, formal dining room, and living room. Original craftsmanship is evident throughout, including hardwood floors, detailed wood moldings, built-in cabinetry, and multiple fireplaces. A welcoming three-season porch with swing provides a relaxing space to enjoy the property’s peaceful setting. The second floor hosts all bedrooms, accessed by original wooden stairs and banisters. The primary suite includes a full bath with walk-in shower, generous closet space, and convenient laundry area. Additional bedrooms are accessed from the main hallway, along with a cedar closet and attic storage. A third-floor room, historically used as a workman’s quarters, adds further character and versatility. The home’s grand front entry retains its original hardware and is complemented by a striking corner cabinet just inside. A secondary entrance leads through the three-season room into the kitchen, which also features an impressive original wood door. Outbuildings & Grounds A charming brick walkway leads to an exceptional bank barn with a stone and brick foundation, hand-hewn pegged beams, and metal roof. Historically regarded as one of the largest bank barns in Adams County, it once hosted community gatherings and dances. The lower level of the barn served as the art studio of renowned folk artist Arthur Glazier, known for works such as The Peaceable Kingdom, Victorian Santas, and Noah’s Ark scenes. Today, the barn offers versatile space with parking on both levels and ample off-street parking. A separate chicken coop—formerly used by Glazier for staging materials—adds additional utility and charm. The property offers dual access from E. King Street and North Street (rear alley).