1437 Gray Hill Rd, New Columbia, PA 17856

Welcome to a rare gem nestled in the heart of central Pennsylvania near an historic covered bridge —12 private, wooded acres where White Deer Creek winds gracefully through your backyard, offering the soothing sound of flowing water and endless opportunities for fly fishing, cooling off, or quiet reflection. The property features a sweet 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home filled with charm. Includes a separate residential unit—perfect for rental income, guest accommodations, or multigenerational living. Scattered across the grounds, you'll also find three rustic camping cabins ideal for creative retreats or camps. A tranquil pond invites peaceful mornings by the water, while the surrounding woods offer privacy, inspiration, and room to roam. Call Nicole today for your private tour. 917.808.6367 White Deer Creek is a famous tributary of the West Branch of the Susquehanna River. It is known for its trout fly fishing frequently receiving top ratings for conditions from fly fishing forecasting sites. The home is an inviting three bedroom cottage. A unique mantle made of rough cut cherry tree trunk frames a wood stove for warm winter nights. The front porch invites you to sip ice tea on a hot summer day, with a special "catio" (patio for cats) for your fur babies to enjoy fresh air. The lovely landscaping enhances the enchanted nature of this property. The cabins peppered throughout the trees are works of art in themselves. With no electricity or running water they are perfect for writing, art making, or nature retreats. Reminiscent of the experimental art school, Black Mountain College, this property truly offers itself to the artist, philosopher and dendrophile. Summer berries grow abundantly along the pond's edge and catfish live below the surface. Whether you're seeking a secluded homestead, an investment opportunity, or a nature-inspired lifestyle, this unique property offers space to breathe and a setting that truly feels like home. The stewards of this land have lovingly enjoyed it for more than two decades and are now ready to find its next custodians. Contact Nicole for more information.