Historic Building, Quiet Location in Beautiful Lancaster County, Stella Side

The 200-year old building was originally a barn. It served the home that is now The Artist's Inn and Gallery (a romantic bed and breakfast in Terre HIll). Through the years it has stored a small airplane, locally made cigars, and was the town's favorite spot for kids to play up until the late 1980s. Then it was converted into two units.
We have named it the Sisters House and this side is named after my Aunt Stella. There are two spacious bedrooms (king and a queen) upstairs, with a hall bathroom. The king bedroom also has a TV. The bath has a shower and tub.
Downstairs is knee and hip friendly - there are no steps! The fully stocked kitchen can seat six. There's a spacious living room, bathroom with shower, and queen size bedroom. You are also welcome to use the washer and dryer. The living room has a TV with ROKU and Netflix. The sofabed folds out to accommodate two people with plenty of sheets, pillows and blankets.
The best room in the house is the sunroom - you'll be able to see amazing sunrises and the views of the Weaverland Valley farms, some of the richest farmland in Lancaster County.
Downstairs is a covered porch with plenty of furniture, a grill and hammock. Feel free to also enjoy the fire pit that you'll share with the inn guests.
The Sisters House is on a dead-end street, ensuring quiet and safety. You'll be able to hear the Amish and Mennonite buggies as they pass by to go to the midwife's business just around the corner. It's just a short walk to Terre Hill park where there are tennis courts, a sand volleyball court, softball diamond and great playground. In the summer months, you can grab lunch at the pavilion - the proceeds help with park maintenance.
No need to bring anything - we provide all linens, towels, hair dryers, and stock the kitchen with plenty of food for at least two breakfasts.