Don’t miss the opportunity to possess a piece of York County’s rich history. Nestled in the heart of York city, this remarkable three-story brick home, designed by Dempwolf, boasts 10 bedrooms and 3.5 baths and was once known as The Gamble Mansion. Originally built in 1883 by the prominent Gamble family, including the late Presbyterian minister William Gamble and his daughter Anna Dill Gamble—an internationally recognized figure for her activism in world peace, authorship, women’s suffrage, and Catholicism.

Situated on the southwest corner of Duke and Cottage, this dwelling exudes the architectural elegance of the 1800s while seamlessly integrating modern conveniences. The kitchen, bathrooms, heating, and AC have all been upgraded to meet contemporary comfort standards. Marvel at the hand-carved wooden banister gracefully ascending to the upper levels, preserving the exquisite details of the past.

Additionally, two original architectural drawings for the house, created by the Dempwolf firm, are available for viewing. The property is enclosed by an impressive brick garden wall that will astonish any bricklayer of this era. Currently serving as an Independent Living facility, this residence offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern functionality. Secure your private tour today and step into the captivating legacy of The Gamble Mansion.