About 460 Baltimore St
***New Price Improvement!!***Iconic 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathroom Victorian Home in the Heart of Historic Gettysburg*** Property back on market due to Buyer's financing fell through. Lucky for you, now you can buy it!!
Step into a piece of American history with this stately Victorian home, built in 1900 and ideally located on Gettysburg’s famed Historic Corridor of Baltimore Street. Although constructed after the Civil War, the home sits on one of the town’s most significant thoroughfares—the very route President Abraham Lincoln traveled on November 19, 1863, en route to deliver the immortal Gettysburg Address at the dedication of the National Cemetery. This home is steeped in legacy: once owned by Jim Getty, Gettysburg’s most beloved Lincoln impersonator, and formerly home to the museum, A Lincoln’s place. It’s a true landmark for Civil War buffs, history lovers, and anyone who dreams of living in a town where the past still walks the streets. Property Highlights include: First-floor primary suite with en-suite bath in later addition. A spacious great room above the suite for entertaining or guests, raised terrace garden—ideal for firepit gatherings and Fourth of July fireworks viewing, Detached garage with electric and heated driveway—a rarity in Gettysburg for off-street parking, Prime viewing for Remembrance Day, Memorial Day, and Independence Day parades. Elegant Victorian architecture with historical charm along with rich legacy tied to President Lincoln and the Civil War. The property is in a high-visibility location with tourism potential. A full house generator gives you peace and mind if the electric should ever go out. The spacious interior is ideal for guests or family living. A dream opportunity for entrepreneurs, history enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a home with character and prestige. Location Highlights: Not far from the Jennie Wade House, home of the only civilian killed during the Battle of Gettysburg. Close to the Dobbin House (1776), Gettysburg’s oldest home, now a historic tavern and restaurant Near the Farnsworth House Inn, which still bears over 100 bullet holes from the Battle of Gettysburg and served as a Confederate sharpshooter post—possibly the origin of the fatal shot that killed Jennie Wade. On the route of popular ghost tours and history walks, where Martha, the mannequin “ghost” in the attic is an exciting surprise. All the key battlefield sites are close by. Zoned Tourist Commercial and Historic, this property offers incredible flexibility—use it as a bed and breakfast, boutique museum, gallery, or a distinctive private home. With its unbeatable location, storied past, and charming Victorian architecture, it’s an investment in both real estate and history. Where the Past Lives On-Schedule your private tour and become part of Gettysburg’s living history.
