Cumberland Township : locations de maisons de vacances

*Pre-Civil War & Downtown~The Garlach House~c.1830

At this pre-Civil War home, you will find yourself within walking distance of restaurants, ice cream parlors, shops, museums & battlefields. Feel comfort in our home as you will be able to step back in time, but with modern day amenities. Enjoy our private fenced in backyard with a cup of coffee in the morning & a glass of wine in the evening as it is dimly lit, you can still see the stars! Take a short drive to local wineries, golf courses & Ski Liberty to enjoy skiing/snowboarding/tubing!

Civil War Farm House w/Heated (seasonal) Pool

Welcome to this historical Civil War Farm House. This stone home built in 1861 by Christian Shriver and was actively used as a field hospital during the war. Mrs Shriver prepared General Reynolds his breakfast on the first day of the battle (which he was killed). The Durboraw's moved here in the early 1890's and have remained here on the farm ever since. Please note, pool is open seasonally mid-May through mid- Sept. Please inquire to its opening/closing if booking around these times.

Beautiful 3-bedroom home near downtown Gettysburg

Relax with the whole family and enjoy all Gettysburg has to offer in this quaint three-bedroom house. Located about 1.7 miles from the center of Gettysburg, this home boasts three bedrooms and two full baths. Full kitchen and living room areas are available as well. Relax on the back deck with a cocktail and grill or enjoy the garage complete with TV setup and workout equipment (Not in the Winter months). You can enjoy all Gettysburg has to offer with this perfectly located home.

Historic Downtown Home. Haunted, Maybe?

Newly renovated, home located in the historic downtown area of Gettysburg. Short walking distance to restaurants, trendy shops, Lincoln Square, Gettysburg College, numerous tourist attractions and museums. Near the National Military Museum, Cemetery, battlefields Liberty Ski Resort. Guests will enjoy plenty of space and privacy inside my home and private, fenced backyard. Free off street parking for two vehicles. Fast Internet. 55" Roku TV, HULU, Disney+, HBO Max, Peacock.

"The Historic Rowe House" Circa 1819

This witness battled scarred house is conveniently located within Gettysburg’s historic downtown district. You will be steps away from many unique shops, such as authentic Polish pottery and the Nerd Herd game store. Top-rated restaurants, like the Dobbin House and Blue & Gray Grille, are minutes away by foot. Close-by historic attractions that appeal to tourists are the Children’s Museum, 1863 Escape Room, battlefield tours , museums, and more.

The Enchanting Lavender House

The Lavender House is an enchanting pre-Civil War farmhouse nestled in the middle of a working 600 acre farm. It was remodeled with love 18 years ago and became a cozy family home, where children grew and memories were created. Full of charm, The Lavender House boasts hand chosen antiques, beautiful wood beams, original hard wood flooring and a wood burning fireplace to warm your winter nights. We hope you enjoy your stay at The Lavender House!

Colonial Era Spring House

A unique and private mountain top colonial era spring house, with two springs flowing thru the basement. Originally the site of a tannery in the 1700s. Here you can relax, recharge, and rejuvenate. We celebrate all four seasons where you can enjoy Mother Nature's ever changing scenery at 1300' above sea level with fresh mountain air. Our area offers many things to do, or you may choose to stay in and do nothing at all.

Welcome to Timmins On Buford!

You can have your own "Gettysburg Address" at Timmins On Buford. This charming home was built in 1924 by the grandson of famous Battlefield photographer W.H. Tipton, and remains in the family to this day. Conveniently located, a short walk in either direction finds you on the Gettysburg Battlefield or the center of town. After a day of sightseeing, this accommodation offers plenty of space to relax and unwind.

Thaddeus Stevens' Gettysburg Log Home

Be our guest in a beautiful piece of American history! Built in 1790, this log home exemplifies a page from our history books with original wood floors, walls and beams. Located just 5 minutes walk from downtown, Lincoln Square, the home was once owned by Thaddeus Stevens and sits with a front seat view of where the Confederates occupied West Middle Street during the Battle of Gettysburg.