Lititz House
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| This charming turn-of-the-century home offers the charm and comforts of a small town with the elegance and unique touches to suit the discerning traveler. Guests can relax and enjoy the spacious wrap-around porch with their early morning coffee before breakfast is served. Historic Lititz is a quaint town in the heart of the Pennsylvania Dutch Country. We are within walking distance of Main Street, which is lined with specialty shops, the oldest pretzel bakery, and the Wilbur Chocolate Company. |  |
Our B&B features three elegant rooms and one two-bedroom suite, all with private bathrooms, air conditioning, and ceiling fans. Each is elegantly decorated and include luxurious soft sheets, and extra thick, fluffy towels. Guests have full use of the entire house,
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We have just recently finished the Game Room in the
basement, complete with pool table, ping pong, darts and
a model railroad setup, for the big kids! For fitness buffs, we have a treadmill,
pilates machine, stair stepper, balance ball and small hand weights.
If you prefer outside activities, we have bicycles available and lawn games.
We have two decks and a huge wrap around porch with comfortable rockers. The porches and decks are wonderful places to just sit and relax with great views of our gardens and our friendly cardinal, who frequently comes to the deck for raisins. In the late afternoon, enjoy hors d'oeuvre and wine or lemonade and get to meet new friends!
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with friends and family. We serve an early morning coffee and a full hearty breakfast.
Lititz - The Gen of Lancaster
County!
Lititz is nestled in the heart land of rich farming country in Lancaster
County, just 7 miles north of Lancaster city center. The
earliest settlers were Swiss-German Mennonites in 1710 who fled religious
persecution in Europe. They were quickly followed by the Moravians
and Amish. For its first century, the town remained a closed community,
admitting only members of the small Protestant sect of Moravians.
Large colonial buildings to house members of the religion were built around a spacious
square. By the mid 1750's, only ten years after the arrival of its first settlers, Lititz
was an established village. Settlers had built old stone mills, wooden covered bridges and
log homes. Many 18th Century town buildings have been wonderfully restored and can be
enjoyed as you walk through town. Numerous local farms have been owned perpetually by the
same families for 200 years.
We would love to have the
chance to meet you and share our wonderful home with you. You will always get a warm
welcome at
The Lititz House B&B! .....Heidi & John
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