Colonial, Farmhouse/National Folk, Recreational Camp

Set across 126 acres of rolling countryside, 5107 W Canal Road is a remarkable country estate where history, character, and natural beauty come together. At the heart of the property stands a historic stone residence dating to 1811, surrounded by open fields, mature trees, wooded areas, and sweeping pastoral views. A reconstructed party barn, guest house, Smokehouse Saloon, large detached garage/workshop, additional outbuildings, and a secluded glamping site create countless ways to gather, unwind, explore, and enjoy the land. Inside the 5-bedroom main residence, generations of history are reflected in the stone construction, hardwood floors, exposed beams, detailed millwork, built-ins, and five wood-burning fireplaces. Fireplaces add warmth and character to the formal dining room, den, office, living room, and primary bedroom, creating inviting focal points throughout the home. Together, these spaces offer a comfortable balance between everyday living and memorable gatherings. The kitchen feels right at home within the historic residence while offering the functionality of a thoughtfully updated space. Marble finishes, a center island, breakfast bar, breakfast nook, built-ins, and recessed lighting provide plenty of room to cook, gather, and enjoy meals together. Nearby, a mudroom and half bath provide a practical transition between the home and its country surroundings. Upstairs, the primary suite is filled with period character, featuring hardwood floors, a wood-burning fireplace, dressing area, built-ins, and a substantial walk-in closet. The adjoining primary bath offers a relaxing retreat with marble finishes, a jetted tub, walk-in shower, vaulted ceiling, and wall sconces. Two additional bedrooms are found on this level, serviced by another full bath with marble finishes and a walk-in shower. The uppermost floor provides two more bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and built-ins, offering flexible accommodations throughout the home. Beyond the main residence, the reconstructed party barn offers an inviting space all its own. Built by Amish craftsmen from Lancaster County, exposed beams and rustic chandeliers create a warm atmosphere with plenty of room for large gatherings and celebrations. This distinctive gathering space includes a bar, grill, patio, sound system, and dedicated food preparation areas. A substantial gravel parking area nearby provides convenient space for many guests. Just behind the main residence, the Smokehouse Saloon provides another welcoming place to gather, featuring its own bar, fireplace, grill, patio, sound system, and TV. Whether used for casual entertaining, recreation, or relaxing after a day spent outdoors, it adds another distinctive space to enjoy within the estate. A separate 2-bedroom, 1-bath guest house offers comfortable accommodations for extended stays, while the secluded glamping site provides a memorable way to experience the quiet countryside. Two separate glamping tents together offer accommodations for up to four people, surrounded by the natural beauty of the property. Groomed trails wind throughout the acreage, providing another way to explore and enjoy the estate on foot. A large detached garage and workshop provides ample room for vehicles, equipment, storage, hobbies, or property needs. Additional structures throughout the estate further reflect the property's longstanding agricultural character and versatility. Across the 126 acres, open fields give way to mature trees and wooded areas, with expansive countryside views unfolding throughout the property. Groomed trails invite you to explore the land and take in its changing scenery, with plenty of room for outdoor recreation, agricultural interests, or simply appreciating the peaceful setting and changing seasons. Rich in history and natural beauty, this remarkable country estate offers a truly unique lifestyle.

Set across 126 acres of rolling countryside, 5107 W Canal Road is a remarkable country estate where history, character, and natural beauty come together. At the heart of the property stands a historic stone residence dating to 1811, surrounded by open fields, mature trees, wooded areas, and sweeping pastoral views. A reconstructed party barn, guest house, Smokehouse Saloon, large detached garage/workshop, additional outbuildings, and a secluded glamping site create countless ways to gather, unwind, explore, and enjoy the land. Inside the 5-bedroom main residence, generations of history are reflected in the stone construction, hardwood floors, exposed beams, detailed millwork, built-ins, and five wood-burning fireplaces. Fireplaces add warmth and character to the formal dining room, den, office, living room, and primary bedroom, creating inviting focal points throughout the home. Together, these spaces offer a comfortable balance between everyday living and memorable gatherings. The kitchen feels right at home within the historic residence while offering the functionality of a thoughtfully updated space. Marble finishes, a center island, breakfast bar, breakfast nook, built-ins, and recessed lighting provide plenty of room to cook, gather, and enjoy meals together. Nearby, a mudroom and half bath provide a practical transition between the home and its country surroundings. Upstairs, the primary suite is filled with period character, featuring hardwood floors, a wood-burning fireplace, dressing area, built-ins, and a substantial walk-in closet. The adjoining primary bath offers a relaxing retreat with marble finishes, a jetted tub, walk-in shower, vaulted ceiling, and wall sconces. Two additional bedrooms are found on this level, serviced by another full bath with marble finishes and a walk-in shower. The uppermost floor provides two more bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and built-ins, offering flexible accommodations throughout the home. Beyond the main residence, the reconstructed party barn offers an inviting space all its own. Built by Amish craftsmen from Lancaster County, exposed beams and rustic chandeliers create a warm atmosphere with plenty of room for large gatherings and celebrations. This distinctive gathering space includes a bar, grill, patio, sound system, and dedicated food preparation areas. A substantial gravel parking area nearby provides convenient space for many guests. Just behind the main residence, the Smokehouse Saloon provides another welcoming place to gather, featuring its own bar, fireplace, grill, patio, sound system, and TV. Whether used for casual entertaining, recreation, or relaxing after a day spent outdoors, it adds another distinctive space to enjoy within the estate. A separate 2-bedroom, 1-bath guest house offers comfortable accommodations for extended stays, while the secluded glamping site provides a memorable way to experience the quiet countryside. Two separate glamping tents together offer accommodations for up to four people, surrounded by the natural beauty of the property. Groomed trails wind throughout the acreage, providing another way to explore and enjoy the estate on foot. A large detached garage and workshop provides ample room for vehicles, equipment, storage, hobbies, or property needs. Additional structures throughout the estate further reflect the property's longstanding agricultural character and versatility. Across the 126 acres, open fields give way to mature trees and wooded areas, with expansive countryside views unfolding throughout the property. Groomed trails invite you to explore the land and take in its changing scenery, with plenty of room for outdoor recreation, agricultural interests, or simply appreciating the peaceful setting and changing seasons. Rich in history and natural beauty, this remarkable country estate offers a truly unique lifestyle.