This historic gem c. 1755 once operated as a general store. Beautiful stone walls, high-end furnishings, works of art. Enjoy lush surroundings with mature trees and flower beds. The living room has a baby grand piano and woodstove. Columbia is south central PA's vintage hot spot! Just 15 mins from Lancaster and Spooky Nook Sports, 40 mins from Hershey Park, 75 mins from Baltimore, 90 mins from Philly, 2 hrs from DC, and 3 hrs from NYC. Follow @perennialstays for more behind the scenes. You'll be charmed by this home’s unique features including fieldstone walls, a cozy wood stove, bubble glass windows, and dual staircases, spread across 2,700 square feet. No expense was spared on the interior design of the house with high-end furnishings. For art and antique enthusiasts, original paintings and various artworks adorn the living spaces. The kitchen has a timeless charm with its wood beam ceilings, Amish-made cabinets, and stone walls. It’s equipped with modern amenities that cater to the needs of a contemporary chef. The home's environmental impact is minimized by an energy-efficient geothermal heating and cooling system. Water is sourced from an artesian spring, gently flowing to a peaceful pond on the property. During spring and summer, the property’s mature walnut, cherry, oak, and locust trees show off. Wildlife like deer, turkeys, hummingbirds, owls, and more grace the landscape. The grounds feature stunning perennial flower beds adorned with lilies, daisies, peonies, and other delightful blooms. Living Room: Step into the stunning living room, just off the foyer, where a baby grand player piano beneath a glittering crystal chandelier sets the tone. Original paintings and a wood stove fireplace add to the ambiance. A large sectional provides ample seating for relaxation, and an optional king-size air mattress is available for larger groups. Kitchen: The kitchen seamlessly marries modern design with historic stone walls and original Amish-made cabinetry. It comes fully equipped to meet your culinary needs, and you can savor your morning coffee in comfortable armchairs flanking an antique storage cabinet. Dining Room: The dining room features a dazzling crystal chandelier from Arhaus. Adjacent to it, a butler's pantry provides ample storage and a brand-new full bathroom with laundry facilities. Primary Bedroom and Bathroom: Ascend the back staircase to discover a private wing housing the primary suite. It boasts a king-size leather bed, a Roku TV, and a brand-new ensuite bathroom adorned with Carrera marble tiles. Guest Rooms: Ascend the main staircase to access two comfortable guest rooms, each furnished with a king-size bed and a desk workspace. WiFi and Audio Systems: The property is fully equipped with WiFi, featuring an Eero mesh network seamlessly connected to Comcast high-speed internet to ensure a smooth online experience. Furthermore, you can enjoy high-quality audio throughout the house, thanks to the Sonos speakers throughout. Notable past owners and residents of the property: - Capt. Jacob Krug: Co-founder and inaugural treasurer of Franklin College, now Franklin & Marshall College. - Abraham Hershey Herr: Great-grandson of Hans Herr, the pioneering Mennonite Bishop who migrated to America. - Samuel J. Atlee Jr.: Descendant of Revolutionary War hero Col. Samuel J. Atlee and Lady Jane Alcock, attendant to King George II's wife. - John Miller: High Sheriff of Lancaster County (1785-1787) and Chief Burgess of Lancaster Borough (1799, 1805). - Lt. Col. Jacob Shirk Strickler: State Assembly member (1797-1800), key in relocating the state capital from Philadelphia to Lancaster in 1799.