941 Powder Horn Dr, Hummelstown, PA 17036

Welcome to 941 Powder Horn, a home that’s equal parts character and comfort — thoughtfully maintained by its original owner and newly elevated with a host of 2025 updates. From graceful bullnosed archways to airy vaulted ceilings, it’s a residence that manages to be both architectural and approachable. Inside, the living room is anchored by a gas fireplace under soaring ceilings, while the dining room shows off its tray ceiling, new lighting, and fresh blinds. Most of the home was freshly painted in Summer 2025, complemented by crisp new baseboards, trim, doors, fixtures, mirrors, vents, and even a smartly chosen stair runner. Three of the four upstairs bedrooms and first-floor bonus room boast brand-new carpet, while the upstairs landing ties the level together with resilient, modern LVP (2023). The primary suite includes a refreshed bath with new tile (2022), upgraded toilets, and double sinks. Secondary bedrooms remain bright and inviting, including one with recent carpet and lighting updates (2023). An office with a picture window and a versatile flex/playroom provide both focus and fun. The lower level comes ready for your vision — egress window, plumbing rough-in, radon mitigation, sump pit, and crawl space already in place. Mechanical peace of mind comes via a gas furnace with a new heat exchanger (2023) and an electric hot water heater. Step outside to tree-lined privacy, a deck added in 2021, and a swale that has kept the basement and yard water-free— rare reassurance indeed. A newly painted front door, 2025 garage door with whisper-quiet motor, and a brand-new mudroom add everyday polish. And yes, the trampoline in the yard is negotiable (consider it cardio with a view). All told, this home blends smart upgrades, classic design, and a dash of wit into one welcoming package — ready for its next chapter. The owner is sad to leave her unbelievable neighbors but excited for her new job at Stanford. Who will secure their place in one of Hershey Schools’ most sought-after communities?