"The Historic Rowe House" Circa 1819

This charming, battle-scarred home sits in the heart of Gettysburg’s historic downtown, just a short walk from unique shops and the main square. Nearby, you’ll find popular spots like the Dobbin House, Garryowen, and Blue & Gray Grille, along with attractions such as the newly restored Lincoln Train Station, battlefield tours, museums, and more. Don’t miss the chance to stay in a witness house that stood right in the middle of the Confederate battle line. The space The Rowe House is in the heart of downtown Gettysburg. It has many charming features that maintain its historical charm, while offering modern amenities that are attractive to guests. Pull into the carport, where you can find a beautiful set of French doors leading up the original staircase to the second floor. You’ll enter the home from a private back entrance that is enclosed with a newly installed fence. The kitchen is fully equipped with full-size refrigerator, electric oven, dishwasher, Keurig and coffee pot. Walking from the kitchen, you will find the laundry room and dining room. A spacious living room boasts a large flatscreen TV and seating for five or more. A cozy workspace with a desk and a half-bath is also found on the first floor. Three bedrooms and a full bathroom are on the second floor, along with additional storage space for oversized items. The luxurious master bedroom offers a quiet second story balcony with a romantic space for two people to share a cup of coffee or a glass of wine. HIgh speed cable interent 10g + The property has use and occupancy permits in compliance with the Gettysburg Borough and PMCA. Permit #2023-3174C0-ADA Guest access Info will be provided with guest check-in instructions 3 days prior to arrival. Other things to note On the first day of the Battle of Gettysburg, the Confederate Army passed through the streets of town. This house, and the buildings on East High Street, were first controlled by the 27th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment known as Coster’s Brigade. The Rowe family sought shelter in the cellar as the street fighting raged on throughout this part of town. The Confederate Louisiana Tigers of Hayes Brigade overran the 27th Pennsylvania and gained possession at East High Street, which included this house. The house was Confederate occupied until the retreat of the Southern army on July 4th. Where You’ll Be The Rowe House is located approximately four blocks from the main traffic circle at the center of downtown Gettysburg. The street is lightly traveled during the day, and it’s quiet at night. Getting Around Please utilize the carport and driveway for your vehicle. On street parking requires parking meter payment, or it will result in a ticket. No cars are permitted on the street after 9pm.