Updated farmhouse situated on 1.26 acres with a fully functional salon/office space. 15001 Rte 235 gives you the best of both worlds... updated and modernized living in a beautiful old farmhouse. A gorgeous renovated kitchen is the heart of the home with granite countertops, two toned cabinets, tile backsplash, farmhouse sink and plenty of counter space. The open layout makes hosting and gathering easy and enjoyable and the living room offers tons of space to spread out and relax. Just off the kitchen and living room, the sun porch is a great play room or the ideal spot for a cozy chair and a great book. Bathed in natural light, the hardwood floors shine as a neutral canvas for whatever you want to bring to life. Outside you'll find a front porch made for rocking chairs and good conversations and multiple outbuildings for storing everything you need. One surprise to this home is the turn key salon/office space. With its own entrance and plenty of parking, this climate controlled space offers tons of possibilities. If you'd like to learn more, stop at our First Look Open House Sunday 11/8 from 1-3pm or schedule your showing today.
Almost 13 acres - Hunting Season, Hunting Season............A cabin with water, septic and electric. A camper with electric for extra sleeping space and a garage with electric. Enjoy the fall season by the creek and the winter in the "woods".
Investor Alert! Great 3 bedroom on 1 acre lot, with large driveway with gravel parking, screened in porch area, well kept kitchen with some updates, 3 bedrooms with living room and dining room. Much larger inside than looks from street. Will make a great rental / 1st time buyer or quiet woodsy getaway. Lot surrounded by trees. Being sold in as-is condition.
Tucked in a small country town with easy highway access, this 1900s stone home blends historic character with thoughtful updates. At 2,300+ square feet, it offers three large bedrooms and a warmth you won't find in new construction — 18-inch deep window sills, a brick gas fireplace, and solid stone walls that have stood for over a century. The kitchen is the heart of the home: spacious, with butcher block countertops, new appliances, and a butler's pantry for extra storage and prep space. A live-edge bench at the entry gives you a natural drop zone for shoes and coats — practical and beautiful. Upstairs, a combined bath and laundry keeps daily routines simple, alongside three generously sized bedrooms. This is a home for someone who wants historic character without sacrificing modern comfort — and small-town quiet without giving up convenient access to the highway.
PRICE REDUCED — 112.1 Wooded Acres with Income-Producing Tiny Home, Raccoon Valley, Perry County Already one of the better-rounded recreational tracts to hit the market in Perry County, this 112.1-acre property just became a stronger buy. The new price puts a rare combination — big wooded acreage, established income, and true huntability — within reach of buyers who have been waiting for the right opportunity. The land itself is built for use, not just ownership. A network of maintained driving trails winds through the entire tract, so every corner is reachable for hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or simply checking on your ground. The woods hold a healthy population of deer and turkey along with other wildlife, and several tree stands are already hung — you could realistically hunt it the week you close. The access itself is something special: you enter by crossing a bridge over stocked Raccoon Creek, a stream well known for its trout fishing. Add views of Tuscarora Mountain and a track record of periodic timber income against relatively low carrying costs, and the tract works as hard financially as it does recreationally. The recent improvements set this property apart from bare land. A tiny home with its own well and septic is currently operating as a short-term rental — booked most weekends — generating supplemental income from day one. Better yet, the septic system was designed for a six-bedroom home, so the groundwork for a full-size residence is already in place. Keep the tiny home renting, convert it to your hunting camp, or live in it while you build — the most expensive site work is already done. Some of the ground is fairly steep, and honestly, the best way to appreciate this property is from the seat of our UTV. Call the listing agent to schedule a guided tour — we'll drive you through it. Whether you're after a hunting retreat, a recreational getaway, an investment tract with income and timber upside, or a future homesite with acreage to roam, this property checks boxes that rarely appear together — all within a reasonable drive of Harrisburg and surrounding areas. At the reduced price, it deserves a fresh look, especially if you are still looking for a place to hunt next month!
Millerstown is located in Pennsylvania. Millerstown, Pennsylvania 17062has a population of 702. Millerstown 17062 is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 40.76% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 28.39%.
The median household income in Millerstown, Pennsylvania 17062 is $88,125. The median household income for the surrounding county is $72,922 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Millerstown 17062 is 45 years.
The average high temperature in July is 83.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 20.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 44.8 inches per year, with 28.9 inches of snow per year.
