Semesterboende i Cranberry

Cheerful 3 bedroom cottage on the Allegheny River

We built the summer cottage in 2006, for a summer home stayed on. We lived in the cottage 8 years when we wanted a bigger house. We love it year around. We are isolated with 3 neighbors (not close) and the river at our front door. Good boating, kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, fishing, swimming , hiking, bird watching (with a eagle nest across the river). December through February, it is best if you come with 4 wheel drive. Having said that , we keep the road plowed and the hill sanded.

Pioneer Rock Cabin

We hope you choose to stay at our beautiful getaway! It’s been recently renovated, ready for you to enjoy, relax, and stay a while! Read a book, watch for wildlife on the deck, or sit around the fire pit. The Franklin area is known for its amazing bike paths, hiking, fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. Your rental gear is available in town. You can also visit: within 40 minutes -the Grove City Outlet Mall -Volant shopping & wineries -Wilhelm Winery -Foxburg Wine Cellars & river view dining

The Titusville Mill

The Titusville Mill is a historic feed mill converted into a restaurant/event venue. Your space will be the beautiful second and third floors, often used for a bridal/groom suite for our seasonal weddings. This is a true gem in the community of Titusville. The OC&T, Drake's Well, The Iron Work Tapp-house, and the Ida Tarbell house are must-see local landmarks near us. Our full-service restaurant is open Tuesday - Thursday, 10 A- 8PMSaturday, 10 AM - 9PM and Sunday for brunch from 10AM-4PM.

Rustic Retreat

Beautiful sunsets, relaxing atmosphere, and plenty of open space. Just a few miles outside of Titusville, this newly renovated one bedroom home offers a peaceful place to stay. The house includes a fully equipped kitchen, one bedroom with a king bed, and a pullout sofa in the living room. A fire pit, firewood, and six Adirondack chairs are available for use in a private area behind the house. There is a large backyard with trails through the woods and around the field for guests to explore.

Quaint Country Suite

This modest studio apartment is great for a peaceful getaway, a last-minute stop-over, or even an extended stay for traveling professionals. The area features nearby Sandy Creek bike trail, State Game Lands, and the small town of Cranberry, PA just 5 miles down the road. Associated with the St. Thomas More House of Prayer, a Catholic Retreat Center in the midst of rural Northwest PA, you'll also find the grounds ideal for a nice walk or quiet reflection.

Fallen Branch Cabin

Your get away from everything in this peaceful cabin minutes from Cook Forest and Allegheny National Forest. Cathedral ceiling open to loft with beautiful forest views at every window at every season! A perfect escape! Our Cook Forest area is very serene and pristine in Winter. You can enjoy your indoor fireplace, outdoor scenery and wonderful wildlife. Go Ice Skating at the Park, Cross-Country Skiing, Hiking over 30 miles of hiking trails await you!

The Cabin at Haggerty Hollow

This beautiful cozy cabin with a modern touch was built by hand and passed down from generation to generation. Sitting at the center of our 60 private acres. The prefect place to connect with nature and leave feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. With modern amenities and an amazing atmosphere, you won't want to leave. The perfect place to snuggle up in the winter or enjoy the beautiful summer nights by the fire

Luxury Suite

Modern spacious suite in Oil City, Venango county. Nestled between Pittsburgh and Erie. Neighboring Cleveland and Youngstown. Amenities include: decorative fireplace, balcony, central air, central heat, dishwasher, hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, updated chef's kitchen, bathroom with walk in rain shower and bidet, storage and washer dryer. Pet friendly. Hi speed internet.

Sweet Solitude

Enjoy the early fall! Sometimes we just want to be alone. Sweet Solitude is a private place to focus on what's really most important, especially for couples. Our cabin locally sourced. The timbers were sawed at a local hemlock mill. The exterior is made of boards we had milled from old pines along US Hwy 322. Even the stones we laid for the fireplace once splashed in a local creek.