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In the heart of Lancaster County in Adamstown, Pennsylvania, the antiques epicenter of Eastern United States, this enchanting village embraces you with Old-World European charm on a daily basis. Colorful, energy-efficient homes with optional storefront business space, starting at $179,900, afford the convience and economical benefit of living and working in the same property, if you so choose. |
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In its second phase of construction, our community is home to an esteemed arrary of unique shops, venues and activities including several gift boutiques, ice cream palor, artisan galleries, professional services, wine shop, candy store and more. See the calendar of events for the ongoing slate of events at www.StoudtburgVillage.com. You will delight in chatting with neighbors and merchants, strolling along rows of lovely storefronts, and gathering around the plaza's magnificent fountain.
... So go ahead, open the door to romance, available daily at Stoudtburg Village.
The model home is beautifully decorated with antiques from The Meeting House in Stoudtburg Village. The Meeting House is owned by John and Susan Hoyt and all the furnishings are for sale.
The History of Stoudtburg Village:
Stoudtburg Village is built on 27 acres of a 62-acre farm in Adamstown on which Ed Stoudt built a microbrewery, a fine-dining restaurant, a beer garden and a huge complex under roof where antique dealers could share and sell their pieces of eras-gone-by. That complex is still thriving today as Stoudt's Brewery, The Black Angus Restaurant & Pub and Black Angus Antique Mall. In 1992, a clock tower was erected and, although it stands across what is now Stoudtburg Road, it was the structure that started the concept rolling. In the fall of 1993, the towers were erected, creating a grand entrance into the Village. Also in that timeframe, a fountain was erected in the plaza, adding more European atmosphere to the Village. Today, Peaches, our fountain nymph, sits atop her perch spewing water into the fountain below and welcoming all who come. |
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