206 E King St, East Berlin, PA 17316

Step into history by entering this prominent 18th century Federal Style home. Built in 1750 by Samuel Fahnstock who also built the famous Harpers Ferry Bridge. The home was honored in 1990 by the Historical Gettysburg Adams County Society as the Jacobs Farm. Originally a dairy farm located in the quaint town of East Berlin. This home has 2,245 sq.ft, 3 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 baths, eat in kitchen, family room, formal dining and living room and 3 seasons porch with a swing there bank barn and chicken coop all sitting on a 1.04 acre lot. There is wood molding and floors throughout. There are fireplaces in many of the rooms, built in cabinets and bookshelves as well. The bedrooms are located on the 2nd floor which can be accessed by using the wooden stairs and original banister. There is also a chair lift which can be removed if desired. You access all the bedrooms from the 2nd floor hallway. The master bedroom has an attached full bath with a walk in shower. There is also a stand up washer and dryer and a large closet. You access a large cedar closet and attic which was used for storage. From the hallway you can climb 2 steps to the 2nd and 3rd bedrooms and master bath. You can also climb a few steps to the 3rd floor where there is a small room that was used as the workmans room back in the days. There is a magnificent front door that has its original hardware. To the right of the door is a large corner cabinet. If you enter through the side door of the house you will enter the