There is still time to be in your new home in time to celebrate the Holidays with family and friends. What better home than this Historical Lititz's Farm House with plenty of room for hosting and lodging out-of-town guests. According to a local Historian Book, this home was built by one of Lititz's influential families, Harry Reist and Maria (Bomberger) Landis, for their newlywed daughter Kathryn who married Isaac Brubaker Erb. They modeled the home after their own nearby farmhouse on Doe Run Road. This home boast a Victorian style farmhouse with a front double-door entry taking you into a center hallway with staircase and large rooms adorned with transom windows above the doorways, double living room, family room, formal dining room, large kitchen and back staircase. Upstairs you will find 5 large bedrooms, a laundry room and full bath. There is also a walk-up attic for plenty of storage. As time went on from it's spectacular beginning, the farm was sold and eventually sub-divided, keeping almost an acre for this homestead. As the years have gone by, some changes have been made while keeping much of tit's original character. The kitchen was expanded to a U-shape with Corian counters, dishwasher, side by side fridge, built-in microwave, cabinet pantry and a walk-in pantry. An In-laws quarter was added with a kitchen, dining/living combo, bedroom, bath, and separate entrance. Some of the more recent repairs/replacements are as follows; The main roof shingles was replaced in 2002. The roof over the in-law quarter was replaced in 2017. 23 windows have been replaced, mostly on the south and west side of the home. Some other convenient updates are public sewer and water, (The well and a water cistern are still on the property and the well has been used to water the garden), gas heat, half bath added on the1st floor for guests, a gas stove in the living room, separate heat for in-law quarter, much of the indoor plumbing has been replaced with PEX, electric in the outdoor shed and plenty of parking for all your guests. Here is your opportunity to restore "that old home" and make it your homestead.