This historic property, dating to 1870, sits on 16 acres of secluded, natural grounds along the Susquehanna River, offering guests a truly unique retreat. The stone home is nestled between the Old Penn Canal and the historic Pennsylvania Railroad, with roots tracing back to its days as a boarding house and overnight stop for canal travelers. Shaded by mature landscaping—including century-old red maples, dogwoods, redbud trees, and a blueberry orchard—the grounds create an idyllic, charming setting with stunning river frontage and mountain views. The property's peaceful, partially wooded location provides the perfect base for outdoor exploration, with hiking along the Appalachian Trail, historic Fort Hunter Park, and downtown Harrisburg all within fifteen minutes. Ample parking is available near the foundations of the original carriage house, adding to the authentic character of the experience. Guests can immerse themselves in the natural beauty and rich history woven throughout this remarkable riverside destination.