Historic Living. Move-In Ready. A remarkable Cumberland Valley farmstead where generations of history meet thoughtful modern improvements, this restored farmhouse dates to around 1790 and offers plenty of history without requiring you to live like it’s still the 18th century. Carefully stewarded through more than two centuries, the home has evolved over generations, beginning with an early log structure and expanding through later brick construction and additions. Its stone foundation and full-length front porch complete the classic Pennsylvania farmhouse appearance. Inside, you'll find three bedrooms and two baths. A finished attic adds roughly 300 square feet of flexible space that could serve as an office, studio, additional bedroom, or recreation area. The 4.12-acre property includes a traditional red bank barn with a stone lower level, newer siding and metal roof. The barn remains functional for horses or other animals, with approximately two acres of fenced pasture nearby. Additional outbuildings, mature trees, established gardens, and plenty of usable yard create a property that feels complete without being overwhelming to maintain. Located in Monroe Township within the Cumberland Valley School District, the home enjoys a rural setting surrounded by open countryside while remaining convenient to Mechanicsburg, Boiling Springs, Carlisle, shopping, schools, and major commuter routes. It is an uncommon combination of historic character, useful acreage, and a location that keeps everyday conveniences within easy reach. SAVE THE DATE OPEN HOUSE Sunday, November 1 · 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM Professional photography is on the way — interior photos the last week of October. Seller Property Disclosure is available. More details will come out as we go, so stay tuned and come back for more.