Cracked plaster, peeling paint, and leaking pipes galore couldn't stop one family from swapping their convenience-filled suburban home for a colonial-era farmstead with room to roam
They say good things come to those who wait. But he who hesitates is lost. So when Cheri and Tony Sciscione discovered after four years of searching that the Pennsylvania farmhouse of their dreams had finally come onto the market, the couple wasted no time selling their comfort-and-convenience-filled 1990s home, snapping up the 11-acre property, and moving right into its 1730s house.
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