Look very carefully at what you are buying and the condition. The high prices are an illusion. Everything I purchased is so
Old it disintegrated with use. A pillow, a rug, and a heavy horsehair blanket. The latter literally “melted” apart when I spread it out. Not worth the return as I find Pat to be of hoarder mentality who thinks her stuff is more valuable than it is. So disappointed in the recent sale in Leola. Never again.
Lovely gem of a place! Lovely staff, tons of handmade amish furniture and reclaimed wood pieces, and lots of odds and ends that you might not know you need until you see it!
Cute place, but don't buy the farm tables. I was in a rush and went with Gypsy because the delivery time was 2-3 weeks less than going with other retailers in PA. Big mistake - If I had been patient, I would have been able to get chestnut from PA for the same price I paid for pine. I also paid an extra $600 for a supposedly more durable oil-based finish. 5 years on the finish on the table is completely worn off. It doesn't look 'rustic,' it just looks bad.
Visited the Gypsy Farmhouse last weekend & had a really great time. There were so many cool things to see. Bought a few items. Love them!! Prices were reasonable. Very clean. Talked it up with two nice & funny ladies. Corey and Jacquline. (Hope I spelled these right). Both ladies were super friendly and I never felt pressured to buy anything. So you can go browse without the sense of someone watching you (like some markets I’ve gone to). I will be going back. Have my eye on a item that I want. While practicing using distance, the wearing of the mask is optional for visitors in the booth. They do sell mask there. I bought a cannabis mask. I wear it to represent medical marijuana. My granddaughter suffers from seizures and uses CBD oil to help control them. I’m a advocate for the medical reason and I love my new mask. Prices are great because it’s within my budget. Be sure to visit.
OMG, I've been here a few times. Every time I've found something special. This visit I was looking for a dinning table- reclaimed wood, ect. Of course they have them along with a 7ft bench. Perfect!
Very disappointing. No notice saying that it was closed -- but it was -- so we didn't get to explore inside the main building. The outer buildings were open and seemed to be mostly full of old doors, some of which had been made into moderately ugly furniture.
so many awesome and unique pieces! not your average antique store, its a bit crowded inside but you're sure to find something that is very unique and different than any other place. they have a lot of reclaimed wood furniture and wood for sale. there's a lot of items out in the sheds behind the house as well.
A charming little old house, set up to offer some exquisite vintage objects. They specialize in reclaimed barn-wood furniture manufactured in Lancaster County, and there are some lovely pieces always available, whether it's tables, cabinets, or old crates that can be mounted on a wall and used as shelves. It's fun to just pop in on a sunny day off and see what they got!
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