Main Street, Lititz
Shops, cafés and the Sturgis pretzel bakery, the first commercial pretzel bakery in America.
Six acres of lawn and pasture just outside Lititz, with a wraparound porch, a fire pit under the old linden tree, and Main Street ten minutes away.
Built in the 1840s and fully restored in 2022, Linden Hill keeps its stone fireplaces and wide-plank floors and adds everything you’d want for a family weekend.
The kitchen has a six-burner range and a long farm table that seats ten. Mornings start on the porch with coffee from a Lititz roaster, and evenings end at the fire pit watching the fireflies come up out of the pasture.
You’ll have the whole house and grounds to yourselves. Our nearest neighbors are an Amish dairy farm, so expect quiet nights and the occasional horse and buggy on the lane.
Choose a check-in day, then a check-out day. Prices update as you go, with no platform service fee added at the end.
Our favorite places, with the drive time from the farmhouse.
Shops, cafés and the Sturgis pretzel bakery, the first commercial pretzel bakery in America.
A spring-fed creek, shaded paths and the summer concert series right off Main Street.
Go early on a Saturday for whoopie pies, soft pretzels and local produce in a market hall from 1889.
A steam train ride through Amish farmland, with the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania across the road.
Large-scale stage productions in Strasburg. Book tickets before you arrive; weekends sell out.
Hiking all year, and in late winter tens of thousands of migrating snow geese on the lake.
Drive times are approximate.
“The kids spent all weekend on the rope swing, and we never left the porch. The house is even better than the photos.”
Sample review · Family of five
“Quiet, spotless and beautifully restored. Jane’s guidebook sent us to the best breakfast in Lititz.”
Sample review · Anniversary trip
“Perfect for our girls’ weekend. Fire pit every night, the market on Saturday, and plenty of room for six.”
Sample review · Group of six
Jane grew up a few miles from Linden Hill and restored the farmhouse herself. She’s happy to share where to eat, which farm stands are open, and how to spend a perfect Saturday in the county.
Jane is also a Lancaster County REALTOR®. If a weekend here turns into a longer plan, she can show you around for that too.
Yes. There’s a bunk room, a pack-and-play and high chair, a fenced yard by the porch and a rope swing. The hot tub has a locking cover.
Horse-drawn buggies use the roads around the farm, so drive slowly, especially at dusk, and pass with plenty of room. Our Amish neighbors prefer not to be photographed, so please ask before taking pictures of people.
No parties or events. The house is for the guests on the booking, up to eight people.
Send a request with your dates. Jane confirms within a few hours and sends a secure payment link. You get the same house and the same rules as on Airbnb, without the platform service fee.
Full refund up to 14 days before check-in, half refund up to 7 days before. Sample policy for this mockup.
Booking here goes straight to Jane. Same house, same calendar, fewer fees.