Gap PA Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Beautiful 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home in Pequea Valley School District. New carpet and paint throughout. Updated kitchen, new baths, new Heat pump, new Central Air, new fixtures inside and out. First floor laundry, half bath and family room. Large back deck overlooks spacious backyard. Oversized 2-car garage with large storage room on second floor. New sub floor dewatering system in basement.

TO BE BUILT CUSTOM HOME! Located on a beautiful 1-acre lot surrounded by farmland and trees. Photos are of a similar home with the same floor plan. Please review the features list and floor plans for more details and get in early to customize this home with the builder. This is absolutely a custom-built home! Walk into the open great room with a 16 foot ceiling, gas fireplace and lots of natural light. The kitchen features custom maple cabinets with soft close doors and drawers, granite counters and a 6-foot island. Step past the half bath, garage entrance and laundry room to a lovely first floor master suite. A few highlights here are a back-lit cove ceiling, large walk-in closet, bathroom with a massive custom vanity with dual sinks, porcelain floor and a glass-enclosed tile shower. Take the open stairs to the second floor loft area. This floor has a full bath and 3 more bedrooms, all with plenty of closet space. The full basement also has 9 foot ceilings and would be perfect to finish for more entertaining space. We do have a model home available to show to qualified buyers. Call us to schedule a tour.

Behold this masterfully crafted wonderfully preserved 1700s stone mill house excellently utilized as an antique store. The current none-conforming zoning use could be changed with permission from the township for a substitute none conforming use for a variety of businesses. A possible conversion to a single family dwelling is permissible. Accompanying the beautiful mill house is a 1,100 sqft office building with HVAC and parking lot for over 25 cars. The mill was in use until 1965 and had a steam engine later replaced by the current diesel engine that added power to the water wheel. Many of the wheels, gears, belts and pulleys are still intact displaying the beauty and ingenuity of early American construction. A water race runs along the road to where a pond used to be (now wet lands) fed by a spring. This historical beauty has 48 inch thick walls, variable length wood floors, hand hewn beams and much more. They don't make them like they used to!