58 E Cottage Place

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of York’s history. Known as the historic Gamble Mansion, this remarkable three-story brick residence was designed by renowned York architect John A. Dempwolf and constructed in 1883 for the prominent Gamble family. Rich in architectural character and local history, this distinguished home offers an exceptional combination of historic elegance, generous space, and modern functionality. Featuring 10 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, the home showcases impressive craftsmanship throughout, including a beautifully preserved hand-carved wooden staircase and detailed architectural elements that reflect the grandeur of the late 19th century. Two original architectural drawings from the Dempwolf firm are also available for viewing, offering a fascinating glimpse into the property's original design. While preserving its historic character, the home has been thoughtfully updated with modern kitchen and bathroom finishes, heating, and central air conditioning, providing today's comforts within a truly distinctive setting. The property is further enhanced by an impressive original brick garden wall, adding privacy, character, and another remarkable piece of its architectural history. The Gamble Mansion also carries a fascinating connection to York's past. The Gamble family included Presbyterian minister William Gamble and his daughter Anna Dill Gamble, an internationally recognized author and activist known for her work involving world peace, women's suffrage, and Catholicism. Currently utilized as an Independent Living facility, this versatile property presents an exciting opportunity for an owner seeking a residence, investment, or property with potential for continued institutional or other approved use, subject to applicable zoning and regulations. A property of this size, history, and architectural significance rarely becomes available. Schedule your private tour today and experience the timeless character of the Gamble Mansion for yourself.