Stay in a Stunning 1876 Mansion - Walk Downtown
Stay in a Stunning 1876 Mansion - Walk Downtown
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Discover one of Columbia's most beautiful historic homes. A restored 1876 mansion blends grand Victorian architecture with modern comfort— soaring 12-foot ceilings, original woodwork, crystal chandeliers, spacious gathering rooms, private courtyard, and space! Walk to antique shops, coffeehouses, breweries, restaurants, the Susquehanna River, and rail trails. While you visit Lancaster County, a wedding, Spooky Nook, or simply gather with family and friends, you'll have an unforgettable stay. The space From the moment you step inside, you'll notice details you simply don't find in modern homes: original hardwood floors, ornate fireplaces, antique lighting, handcrafted millwork, and rooms designed to impress. The home offers: • 5 spacious bedrooms (4 queen beds, 1 single/trundle, 1 queen couch bed) • 15 beautifully restored rooms • Two full bathrooms • First-floor bedroom and bath for guests wanting fewer stairs • Large living and dining spaces perfect for gathering • Fully equipped kitchen • Game room, lounge, study, and dedicated workspace • Laundry room with washer, dryer, folding tables, and space for wedding attire or sports gear One of guests' favorite surprises? The hidden secret room tucked inside the home. Outside, enjoy your private courtyard with fountain, patio seating, and second-floor balcony—the perfect place for morning coffee or evening drinks. Our Location Everything that makes Columbia special is just outside your door. Walk to: • Antique warehouses and boutiques • Local coffee shops • Breweries and restaurants • Columbia Market House • The Susquehanna River • Northwest Lancaster County River Trail • Parks and hiking You're also just a short drive to: • Spooky Nook Sports • Sight & Sound Theatre • Lancaster City • Amish Country • Lauxmont Farms • Cameron Estate • York This home isn't just lodging. It's ideal for: • wedding weekends • family reunions • girls' weekends • holiday gatherings • graduation celebrations • sports tournaments • multi-generational trips A home with history: Built in 1876, this mansion sits in one of Pennsylvania's most fascinating river towns. Columbia played an important role in the Underground Railroad through abolitionist Stephen Smith and became nationally significant during the Civil War when the burning of the Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge helped redirect Confederate troops just days before the Battle of Gettysburg. Today, you'll experience that rich history while enjoying modern amenities throughout the home. Why guests love staying here ✔ Beautiful historic interiors ✔ Perfect backdrop for family photos ✔ Plenty of space to spread out ✔ Walkable downtown location ✔ Private courtyard ✔ Character you simply can't find in newer homes Guest access A digital lock box will get you in. Enjoy full access to the entire home and find the secret room! Enjoy the private backyard courtyard and water fountain, large patio with outdoor seating, and second floor balcony. Other things to note The property is one block from local parks, across the street from the historic 1730 cemetery with walking paths, and two blocks from restaurants, antique shops, coffee shops and downtown attraction. It is just a few blocks from the river, where you can enjoy boating, kayaking, fishing, rail trail walking and bike riding, along with miles of hiking trails along the Susquehanna River. The home is historic but beautifully restored and we’d like guests to honor the work we have done in giving you a chance to stay in such a unique piece of history. Please respect the property and enjoy the modern amenities, baths, kitchen, and thoughtful decor during your stay!
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