THE CONESTOGA HOUSE – CENTRAL THEATER & BUSINESS DISTRICT

Built in 1880, and located in downtown Lancaster’s central business district, the ‘Conestoga House’ is adjacent to the Fulton Theater, many downtown galleries and just a few minutes walk to the Central Farmer's Market and Lancaster’s Convention Center. The area is well known for it's colonial architecture, as well as its many restaurants, galleries and breweries.

The ‘Derby House’ pays homage to Lancaster’s jockeys racing their horses on the thoroughfare known as Lime St. In wintertime, the excitement of these [...]

The Addams House, named in honor of Senator William Addams, is in the heart of Lancaster’s historic district, and is a short walk to the [...]

Built in 1880 and central to the historic district, The 'Winter House' is named in honor of Lancaster’s own Band of Brother’s leader and [...]

Built in 1860, and located in downtown Lancaster’s central business district, The Stage House is adjacent to the Fulton Theater and just a few [...]

Built in 1855, and located in the historic Ross neighborhood, The Limónetta is a short walk to the Central Market, the Lancaster Convention Center and [...]

The (Marquis de) Lafayette is located in the heart of Lancaster’s historic district and a block to Musser Park. This one bedroom, upper floor flat is [...]

The 'Globo de Hércules' pays homage to Lancaster’s father and son team of balloonists, John and Charles Wise. Together, they launched their ascensions from [...]

Built in 1794, and located in Lancaster’s historic district, the ‘Hendel House” takes it’s name from the colonial period of when the famed Hendel [...]

Built in 1890, and located in Lancaster’s historic district, the ‘Houdini House” takes it’s name from the famed Welsh Brothers Circus that Harry Houdini [...]