Colonial

2060 Furnace Rd offers a quieter pace of life in south eastern York County with nearly five acres of land and plenty of space to spread out. Located in Felton, the property sits in a rural area with farmland, privacy, and open surroundings, while still being within driving distance of Red Lion and York for everyday needs. The home was originally built around 1880 as a log cabin and offers over 3,200 square feet of living space with four bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The two story layout provides plenty of room for daily living, and a few updates have already been taken care of. The home has central air, a tin roof installed, and an oil fueled furnace that is about 11 years old. There is also an outdoor boiler that can serve as a secondary heat source to lessen your heating costs. Outside, the property gives you room to use the land in different ways, although perfect for homesteading. There is a chicken coop, duck hut, fenced in area for animals with a mini barn and even a private shooting range already in place. The home is served by a conventional septic system, and the nearly five acre lot provides a level of privacy that is hard to find. Even though the setting feels rural, several towns are within a reasonable drive. Red Lion and Cape Horn are nearby for groceries and daily errands, while York annd Lancaster offers more restaurants, coffee shops, and shopping. Local favorites include Allegro Winery in Brogue, Lions Pride Restaurant and the Phat Cat for a nearby coffee shop in Red Lion. Getting around is straightforward. Route 74 connects the area north toward York and south toward Delta. Going north you can reach Route 30 and Interstate 83. For buyers looking for land, privacy, homesteading and a rural setting while still being able to reach nearby towns when needed, this property offers a lot of flexibility and space to make it your own.

2060 Furnace Rd offers a quieter pace of life in south eastern York County with nearly five acres of land and plenty of space to spread out. Located in Felton, the property sits in a rural area with farmland, privacy, and open surroundings, while still being within driving distance of Red Lion and York for everyday needs. The home was originally built around 1880 as a log cabin and offers over 3,200 square feet of living space with four bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The two story layout provides plenty of room for daily living, and a few updates have already been taken care of. The home has central air, a tin roof installed, and an oil fueled furnace that is about 11 years old. There is also an outdoor boiler that can serve as a secondary heat source to lessen your heating costs. Outside, the property gives you room to use the land in different ways, although perfect for homesteading. There is a chicken coop, duck hut, fenced in area for animals with a mini barn and even a private shooting range already in place. The home is served by a conventional septic system, and the nearly five acre lot provides a level of privacy that is hard to find. Even though the setting feels rural, several towns are within a reasonable drive. Red Lion and Cape Horn are nearby for groceries and daily errands, while York annd Lancaster offers more restaurants, coffee shops, and shopping. Local favorites include Allegro Winery in Brogue, Lions Pride Restaurant and the Phat Cat for a nearby coffee shop in Red Lion. Getting around is straightforward. Route 74 connects the area north toward York and south toward Delta. Going north you can reach Route 30 and Interstate 83. For buyers looking for land, privacy, homesteading and a rural setting while still being able to reach nearby towns when needed, this property offers a lot of flexibility and space to make it your own.