House on Town Square-experience old house charm!

Enjoy easy access to nearby Hershey, Harrisburg, and Lebanon attractions! This late 1700’s, 3 bedroom house is filled with original details from when it was built. Located 25 minutes to Hershey. Walking distance to the local coffee shop, ice cream parlor, playgrounds, and LebanonValley Rail Trail. You will have a unique stay for being right in the center of town. The space The historic house is located directly in town square of Jonestown. The house is mostly original from when it was built. The stair case leading upstairs is very steep as there were no building codes in the 1700s so it might be hard for some to go up and down between the first and second floors. The steps are narrow and steep. If you have mobility issues, or have very little travelers with you, please take note of the stairs. The home is log construction so it stays fairly quiet but street noise can be heard as the house sits in the center of town and along the Main Street. There is central air conditioning so you'll be cool after a day at Hershey Park in the summer. The first floor offers a powder room and washer and dryer. The kitchen is equipped with a stove, fridge, microwave, k-cup coffee maker, toaster and all other utensils and pots and pans. The TV in the living room has Roku so you can watch your favorite subscription based shows. The two front bedrooms have full sized beds, and the back bedroom has two twin beds. The upstairs bathroom has a wall-mount sink, toilet, and clawfoot tub. All towels are supplied. Guest access You have access to the entire home except for the basement and attic. These two floors are not maintained as part of the airbnb. Other things to note Please note that the steps going upstairs are extremely steep, and might not be for everyone. They have been used by young and old for over 200 years, but if you're not used to an older house that has "quirks" you might not be ready for the steps. Again, it's an old house and nothing is perfect - it just adds to the charm! The elderly and people with mobility issues could have trouble using the steps.