141 York St, Gettysburg, PA 17325

New Professional photos to be done on the 9th. Welcome home to a Piece of History! Prepare to be captivated as you step into the Jeremiah and Rebecca Culp House, where every inch has been thoughtfully renovated with impeccable attention to detail. The Sellers have truly transformed this house into a masterpiece that will steal your heart. They have left no stone unturned! The Sellers have added eight mini splits to make it even more comfortable in the summer months. The front steps and sidewalk have also taken on a new look. The detached heated garage has new garage doors, remotes for both sides, new roof, back doors, back steps and a fresh coat of paint. The power lines have even been buried from the garage to the main house. The attic has new windows, Gutters have been added and storm doors on front and side door. A security system was also added. Main water line replaced from the housee to the street. As you explore the home, you'll discover a chef's dream kitchen, complete with a fabulous island, brand new stainless steel appliances, and luxurious quartz countertops. With such a well-appointed space, entertaining becomes effortless, allowing you to host gatherings with ease and create unforgettable memories. This historic gem offers five generously-sized bedrooms and three full baths, providing ample space for relaxation and privacy. Additionally, the private backyard and detached two-bay garage that holds 4 cars offer a serene retreat and convenient parking options. Located just a block and a half from the square, this home provides the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the charm of the area. Whether you fancy a stroll to enjoy a delectable dinner, indulge in some shopping, catch a show at the Majestic Theatre, or simply soak in the rich history that surrounds you, everything is within reach. Speaking of history, let us share a fascinating tidbit about this remarkable residence. Jeremiah and Rebecca Culp, the original homeowners, displayed exceptional kindness and bravery during the Civil War by opening their home to wounded soldiers. The back room off the kitchen even served as an operating room, showcasing the house's historical significance. With 12 children, including their beloved Jeremiah Meade Culp, born on July 4th, 1863, this home holds the poignant legacy of a battle baby. (Watch: Battle Babies: Jeremiah and Rebecca Culp Family on You Tube) For those who crave a connection to the past and a desire to own a home with such historical resonance, this is an absolute must-see. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience the charm, elegance, and rich heritage that this property has to offer. Call today to schedule your appointment and embark on a journey through time in this extraordinary dwelling. Agents be sure to share the updated history story in the documents!!