$365,000

MOTIVATED SELLER! Welcome to the legendary “Cave Hill Estate” — one of the most extraordinary and unforgettable homes in Central Pennsylvania. Nestled in the historic Bellevue Park neighborhood of Harrisburg, this remarkable brick estate blends timeless architecture, modern updates, and a truly rare piece of local lore. Offering approximately 4,198 square feet, the home features 7 bedrooms, 4 full baths, 1 half bath, multiple entertaining spaces, beautiful original character, and nearly half an acre of picturesque grounds. Inside, you’ll discover rich architectural details, spacious living areas, hardwood flooring, elegant archways, and a layout that seamlessly combines historic charm with comfortable modern living. The property has been thoughtfully updated while preserving the craftsmanship and personality that make homes of this era so special. What truly sets this property apart is the fascinating underground limestone cave located beneath the estate — a feature that recently captured national attention and generated more than 20 million viral social media views. Local historical accounts associate the cave with Prohibition-era storage and entertaining, while regional lore suggests possible ties to Underground Railroad-era activity in Harrisburg’s history. Whether envisioned as a luxury residence, private retreat, creative destination property, or one-of-a-kind entertaining space, Cave Hill Estate offers a rare opportunity to own something genuinely unforgettable. Conveniently located near downtown Harrisburg, major highways, restaurants, and cultural attractions, this is more than a home — it’s a conversation piece, a landmark, and an experience.
 Featured Media Coverage 1. FOX43 News: "Harrisburg house with underground cave tied to history goes viral on TikTok" 2. Newsweek: "Woman 'Fell Into the Underground Railroad' After Exploring Cave 30ft Below Pennsylvania House" 3. Inside Edition: "Cave Under Pennsylvania House May Be Part of Underground Railroad" 4. Daily Dot: "TikToker enters cave under cousin's house, calls it 'Underground Railroad'"