Welcome to 530 Greason Road, also known as The Greason House! This house is more than just a home, it’s a property rich in history and character that you won’t want to miss. The original property was first owned by the Crown and then by the William Penn family for whom Pennsylvania is named. The original limestone structure was built somewhere between 1750 and 1770 and withstood wars, weather, generations and time. The original wood-framed portion and the barn were added to the property around 1840. Both the original stone house and the wooden addition have white oak support beams that were cut from right here on the property. Now, the property sits at just under 10 acres and features a 4,200 square foot home, a 2 car garage, a Pennsylvania bank barn that houses 6 modern stalls for horses and a 617 foot dry-stack stone wall that was added by its previous owner and recently restored by the current owner and a local Landscape Design & Construction company. – 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath property features: 2 working fireplaces, 4 zone HVAC, and an owned solar system that will be passed to a new owner. Authentic Williamsburg Windows, original wide plank floors, and 2 staircases to access the upper floors. 1st floor features a living room and den, 1.5 bathrooms, laundry, kitchen, dining room, office/additional living room or bedroom, and a 4 seasons room. 2nd floor features 5 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. The basement provides plenty of room for storage and utilities. Don’t miss your chance to earn this small part of Cumberland County history. Schedule your tour today.