Knowledge Base
Common Questions About Adams County Real Estate
Whether you're a first-time buyer, looking to sell, or exploring rentals in the Gettysburg area, these answers cover the topics that come up most often. For anything not listed here, Megan is just a phone call away.
What areas does Megan Cellucci serve in Pennsylvania?
Megan serves Adams County, Pennsylvania, with a focus on Gettysburg, Fairfield, Arendtsville, Orrtanna, New Oxford, and Aspers. She works with Jeff A. Shaffer Real Estate, Inc., whose office is located at 963 Biglerville Road in Gettysburg. Her deep roots in the community — having lived in Adams County since 1996 — give her detailed knowledge of each neighborhood, school district, and local amenity.
How do I contact Megan Cellucci?
The fastest way to reach Megan is by phone or text at (717) 858-8110. You can also send a message through the contact form at megancelluccisellshomes.com. Her brokerage office is Jeff A. Shaffer Real Estate, Inc., 963 Biglerville Rd, Unit E, Gettysburg, PA 17325, and the office line is (717) 420-2981. Megan typically responds within a few hours, seven days a week.
How long has Megan Cellucci been a Realtor?
Megan became a licensed Realtor in 2014. Since then she has worked as both a listing agent and a buyer's agent, and she earned the Accredited Buyer's Representative (ABR) designation for her work with home buyers. She has lived in Adams County since 1996, which means her local knowledge predates her real estate career by nearly two decades.
What types of properties are available through Megan's listings?
Megan lists a wide range of properties including single-family homes, townhomes, farmhouse-style residences, vacant land, and rental apartments. Listings span from starter homes and apartments in downtown Gettysburg to larger properties with acreage in surrounding communities. You can browse current listings to see what's available right now.
How does the home-buying process work for first-time buyers?
The process typically begins with a consultation to understand your budget, preferred location, and needs. From there, Megan helps you search for properties, schedule showings, and make an offer. As an Accredited Buyer's Representative, she specializes in guiding first-time buyers through every step — from mortgage pre-approval through closing. Working with first-time buyers is her favorite part of real estate because it combines her love of education, finance, and home.
What should I do to prepare my home for sale in the Gettysburg area?
Preparing a home for sale usually involves decluttering, making minor repairs, and ensuring the property shows well for potential buyers. Megan can walk through your home and suggest improvements that are likely to matter most in the Adams County market. Every property is different, so a personalized consultation is the best starting point — reach out by phone at (717) 858-8110 to schedule one.
Does Megan Cellucci sell vacant land and building lots?
Yes. Alongside homes, Megan lists and sells vacant land, building lots, and acreage across Adams County — from residential building lots in communities such as Orrtanna to larger agricultural parcels. If you are planning to build rather than buy an existing home, she can help you evaluate a lot before you commit.
Are rental properties available through Megan Cellucci?
Yes, Megan lists rental properties in addition to homes for sale. Recent rentals have included apartments in downtown Gettysburg and units in New Oxford. Rental listings change frequently, so checking the current listings page or contacting Megan directly is the best way to see what's available.
What makes Adams County a good place to buy a home?
Adams County offers a blend of rich history, agricultural beauty, and a strong sense of community. Gettysburg is the county seat and draws visitors from around the world, while surrounding towns like Fairfield and Arendtsville provide quieter, rural living. The area is home to the Upper Adams School District and is close to state parks and the Michaux State Forest. Megan's passion for the area is part of what drives her work — she wants everyone to love Adams County as much as she does.