Our peaceful home is situated within Lancaster's Amish and Mennonite heartland, on one acre of gently sloping land. The spacious layout and wraparound windows were designed to provide the fullest view of the neighboring fields stretching out around us. Ideal for families and for groups of friends looking for a home that balances ample, private sleeping spaces and a large common gathering area. Our home was built in 1977, a rancher with a daylight basement. We've thoroughly redesigned it over the ensuing years, and in 2017 we added an addition, extending our original living room and kitchen to create a large, gathering area that now includes a dining room and family room as well. Taller ceilings and large windows surrounding the gathering area provide an unparalleled view of the farmland that flanks our home on two sides. Our kitchen is well stocked and ready to go for those who fancy preparing all their own meals. Extending from the main gathering area is a hallway that provides access to three bedrooms and a bathroom. Two of the bedrooms are home to queen size beds. The third bedroom includes a desk and a bunkbed (twin up top, full down below). The bathroom has a tiled, full shower. The basement is accessed from a door in the main gathering area, with an additional egress through the garage. The basement is divided into quadrants. The southeast quadrant is home to a bathroom (with a full shower), kitchenette, and laundry area. The southwest quadrant is an exercise space composed mostly of free weights, and is off-limits to guests. The northeast quadrant is a sitting area with a smart tv, couches and a table. And, finally, the southwest quadrant is another sleeping area with a queen size bed. Considering our three queen size beds, bunkbed, and multiple couches, our home may be comfortable for groups as large eight.