109 E High Street , Carlisle, PA 17013(Cumberland County)

Welcome to part of Historic Carlisle. This lovely Semi-detached all brick home on double lot was built in 1831 according to the Cumberland County Historical Society (tax record says 1841). It was built by Peter Lechler who was a local hatter. It was later purchased by the Lutheran Church as the Church Parsonage. Character and charm of the craftsmanship is evident throughout the home with the modern conveniences of today. Large covered porch and gardens with roses, hydrangeas and lush greenery are the perfect place to relax. This home offers convenience for parking in the borough with a 2 car detached garage, off street parking and on street parking as well. When you step inside the Foyer entrance you will note the craftsmanship of days gone by. The trim and door moldings are the same as those used in the Oval Office of the White House, stained glass, porcelain tile in the Foyer entrance and the grand staircase leading to the third floor with sky light above. The Living Room streams loads of natural South facing light in the afternoon and early evening. It also has large original pocket doors that lead to the Sitting Room with fireplace and built ins. The Dining Room is a fabulous size with fireplace and built in China cabinets. It is perfect for the holidays to entertain large groups of family and friends. The large Kitchen with 43 in cabinets offers loads of storage space with room to cook. The Summer Kitchen/Laundry Area has skylights, exposed brick and fireplace (with gas hookup). The second level of the home offers the Primary Bedroom with original pocket door to Dressing Room with lovely window seat and 3 other large Bedrooms, Office/Study with walk up attic access and Sitting Room. The third level was believed to be the servants quarters and it currently has the 5th bedroom, Art Studio and Storage Room. Renewal By Anderson Windows, Natural gas heat and dual zoned central air, Space Pack air 2nd and 3rd floor. Schedule on line.