Welcome to the Milloth Mansion, an outstanding Georgian mansion in Oley originally built in the late 1700s by farmer Pierre Milloth. The home was later added on to by Pierre’s son George and his wife Susanna, as noted on the Fraktur date-board on the front of the home. Loaded with history and character, there is plenty of detail to embrace throughout. The front of the home was built with local limestone, adorned with white capped keystone windows, and a rare Republic doorway with transom window.

The first floor of the home has plenty of space, and character to match. This floor includes a formal living room with fireplace and built in cabinetry, a four-seasons room with exposed brick and stone and French doors that lead to an outside patio, a large eat-in kitchen with a wood burning fireplace and pantry, a family room with a dutch door and built-in walnut book cases, a formal dining room with wide planked hardwood floors, a custom tiled full bathroom, and a laundry room with outside access.

The second story includes a primary bedroom with rounded corner walls and four closets, a walk thru-room with balcony access, a full bathroom, another bedroom with built in closet space, and the fourth bedroom with a fireplace and an iron-barred door that is believed to once guard money and valuables prior to the opening of a local bank!

The outside of this property is just as impressive. There are several outbuildings including a summer kitchen, root cellar, a two car garage with an added on work shop, a barn, and an inground pool with a large paver patio and gazebo.

This is a home that must be seen in person to be truly appreciated. Schedule your showing today and be impressed by this beautiful Oley property!