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c. 1914 Traditional
Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603
Distinguished 1914 Lancaster Historic
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Elegant historic home. Designed by Lancaster's noted first professional architect C Urban Emlen as his personal residence.
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Distinguished 1914 Lancaster Historic
Elegant historic home designed Lancaster's own C Urban Emlen, the city's first accredited professional architect.Emlen created 3300 square feet of graciously laid out living space for himself and his family. The 16 X 25 living room features hardwood floors, a fireplace, and French doors leading to a screened porch. The 16 X 16 dining room also boasts hardwood floors, original built-in cabinetry, and a fireplace. The kitchen area includes a 12 X 13 main area plus a breakfast nook and walk-in pantry. All bedrooms have hardwood floors and the master bedroom features a fireplace. This irresistible residence sits on a corner lot with sophisticated landscaping and a detached two-car garage.
Lancaster City boasts a thriving arts community including the Hole in the Wall Puppet Theatre and Museum -- www.lancasterarts.com .
Best known as 'Amish Country' the county has fine dining. Many lectures at nearby Franklin and Marshall College are open to the public as well as theatre, dance, music and film events
Archived in March, 2013
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