15 min. from Sight and Sound, Strasburg Railroad, American Music Theatre and many more local attractions. 2 mi. from Rough and Tumble Engineers Museum. Situated on the corner of a main Amish throughway and a farm road you will be transported to simpler times as you watch and hear the horse drawn buggies clip-clopping by. The space Place your bags inside the enclosed porch until you have the chance to explore and choose your bedroom in this quaint restored mid-century cape cod country home built by Abner Smoker in 1949. Open the wood and plate-glass door into the large kitchen and connected dining room. You will appreciate the counter top and island for generous food prep space. The original pine floors radiate a cheerful ambiance. Gather around the regal dining room table to reconnect with each other during meals. Unwind in the expansive open living room with large windows flooding the whole area with natural sunshine, highlighting the fascinating natural patterns in original walnut hardwood flooring. The walnut flooring extends into the first floor bedroom with attached half bath. Take the wide, open stairway into the second floor where you will find two spacious bedrooms and a full bath with a tub and shower. Bedroom 1 features a King bed, a closet as well a bistro table with two chairs. A desk and dresser/vanity provide plenty of surface area for your personal effects or laptop. Bedroom 2 has a queen bed and a queen sofa-bed, a closet, a few chairs and a dresser. Both upstairs bedrooms sport their own TV. Linger over your coffee in the enclosed front porch as you watch the buggies go by. If the conditions are right you can hear the whistle of the Strasburg Rail Road a few miles away. Locally roasted gourmet coffee beans are provided, as well as a Keurig and a variety of K-Cups. Guest access You will be the sole occupants of the house as well as the shaded lawn. Other things to note If you have an electric car and need a charging port their is one 10 min. ( 6 miles) from the house. If you need transportation to and from the charging station contact the host. Book a stay in Sept. when the grapes are ripe and you may be able to enjoy some of what we think are the best Concord grapes we ever tasted. The pics of them in the listing were from last yrs crop (2023). Just spectacular for a possibly 50 yr. old grape vine!