307 High St, Cashtown, PA 17310

At one point this deeded house and land was the Western most point in Adams County. An article in the Philadelphia Inquire from 1917 highlighted the old house and land. That home was torn down and the current house was built by Robert Shaw in 1917. This Victorian home has much to offer. 4 BRs, 1 1/2 baths, full attic to expand, and full basement. Featuring Pine, Oak, & Poplar floors. A man cave w/its very own heating furnace and wood burning fireplace separate from the house. Original stone smoke house, barn, and brick paver patio w/built-in grill and fireplace for those chilly spring nights or enjoy the wrap-a-round porch. 70+ Fruit trees (plum, apricot & apple). 2 heating systems traditional natural gas furnace and a outdoor boiler utilizing used motor oil which is being used as primary heat source making utility cost very low.