Historic Beecher House c.1825

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Uploaded by on Jun 15, 2011

Historic Beecher House c.1825
AUCTION DATE July 10, 2011 @ 6:00PM
PRIVATE VIEWINGS July 4 - July 8
OPEN HOUSE Saturday July 9 and Sunday July 10, 12PM- 5PM
BIDDING BEGINS July 4, 2011
DEADLINE FOR BIDS July 10 @ 5PM
TERMS As-Is/Where-Is
CURRENTLY OFFERED $200,000
SUGGESTED STARTING BID: $149,000




LISTING BROKER: Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.
MLS#: AD7625405
Historic Beecher House built in c.1825 was once owned by David Beecher the founder of Beecherstown and owner of several surrounding mills. Backing to farmland and just minutes to Gettysburg and the battlefield, this cozy home is steeped in history and has an abundance of character and charm. It is close to hiking trails, trout stream and bird sanctuary, and has the potential for a weekend retreat, rental home or wonderful residence.

Suggest Start: $149,000 Currently Offered: $200,000
Address: 1255 Beecherstown Road Bedrooms: 3
City: Biglerville Bathrooms: 1
State: PA Basement: Unfinished
ZIP: 17307 Style: Colonial
Year Built: 1825 Acreage: .51
Estimated Taxes: $4,165 Sq.Ft.: 2,268

ROOMS
Main Floor
Living Room 23'x15'- Carpet, fireplace, built-in shelves, 4 windows. Kitchen 21.5'x15'- Frigidaire stove and refrigerator, tile floor, Whirlpool dishwasher, wood cabinets, wood countertops, hanging lights, 3 windows.
Family Room 9'x16'- Sliding glass door to outside, carpet, reccessed lighting, window.
Laundry 8.5'x10'- Roper washer and dryer, reccessed lighting, tile floor. 2nd Floor
Bedroom 1 15'x13'- Fireplace, carpet, ceiling fan, 2 windows.
Bedroom 2 15'x12'- Built-in bookshelves, carpet, 2 windows.
Bedroom 3 11.5'x15' - Wood floor, 2 closets, window, ceiling fan. Bathroom - Tile floor, tub, vanity mirror w/ 5 lights, 2 windows.
Hallway 9'x20'- Window, wood shelves, 3 closets, carpet.
PROPERTY/ SITE FEATURES
Historically significant built in c.1825
Near Gettysburg and the battlefields
Carpeting, along with original wood floors
Two fireplaces
Renovated kitchen with updated appliances
"Rocking chair" front porch
Sunroom/breakfast area
RESOURCES
Beecher House - History, photos, area attractions.
HISTORY
Beechersville, a small settlement founded in 1825 by David Beecher along the Conewago Creek, is illustrative of small industrial areas in early Adams County. As early as the 1770s, a carding and fulling mill had been erected in the area. Beecher built a tannery in 1825 and in 1832 erected the Conewago Woolen Factory with Robert Morrison. Next came a paper mill along the creek in 1837. Later it was converted into a box board factory. The Conewago Paper Company, founded in 1873, enlarged that factory and began producing straw printing paper. For 50 years the village was an active small industrial area.

Historic Beecher House - Showing by Appointment Historic Home Buyers are not looking for just a house - a composite of wood and nails. They listen attentively to the centuries old stories that heart pine floors reveal and revel in the craftsmanship of a time when artisans took pride in their work. They know that within every line and plane of a historic home, there lies a measured moment for reflection. We understand historic home buyers and we are historic home experts.
Beecher House presents a unique opportunity to acquire a home of significant historic integrity that has been beautifully updated for elegant modern living. This is a home of rare and beautiful distinction. Let us show you this extraordinary home.

CONTACT
Gary Gestson
Certified Historic Properties Specialist, Long & Foster Realtors
301-646-0046 / 301-975-9500 ext.4604
gary@historichometeam.com
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