It doesn’t take long to fall in love with the rolling hills and serene landscape of western PA. Residents are blessed to enjoy the year-round beauty of all four seasons, ranging from mild snowy winters to the breathtaking foliage of autumn. Built in 1870, this house is one of a kind. Some of its unique charm includes gorgeous wooden floors and hand-blown glass windows. As you relax in your room you’ll be swept away to another century as you hear the clip-clop of Amish buggies as they drive by. Each bedroom has an antique dresser, an alarm clock and sound machine. There are four full bathrooms: one with an air-massage bathtub and three with shower stalls. Each bathroom is fully stocked with towels, soap, shampoo and conditioner. The 1st floor shower stall has a shower bench available for mobility needs. There is also a spacious living room and kitchen. The fully-equipped kitchen is stocked with a Keurig coffee machine, snacks and a water cooler. Other than snack bars and coffe/water, we do not provide meals; but there is a country diner just down the road. You need to climb semi-steep stairs to access the two Queen rooms and Double room. (The stairs really aren't that bad!) There are no hidden cleaning fees!

The quaint town of Smicksburg is surrounded by multiple Old Order Amish communities (complete with horse-and-buggy travel and 1800s lifestyles). Throughout the year, Smicksburg hosts a variety of seasonal festivals and activities. Within walking distance are a variety of specialty shops that feature locally-made pottery, Amish-made furniture, and country home decor. Right across the street is some of the finest fresh-made fudge you’ll ever try! And just down the road is a country diner. Also across the street is Old Smicksburg Park that features 33 acres of beautiful landscape perfect for hiking, birding and nature study. You can take a walking tour of the park to discover historic ruins of houses, stores and churches. The peaceful Little Mahoning Creek winds alongside Smicksburg and provides a great location to canoe or kayak. 14 miles down the road resides the world-famous groundhog Punxsutawney Phil. He lives in the Punxsutawney library for children to enjoy. Indiana, PA is about 24 miles in the opposite direction of Punxsy.