Holiday houses in Sutersville

132 Wickhaven-Deer Path Lane Guesthouse

If you enjoy privacy and pretty scenery this is the place for you. Enjoy nature and the sounds of waterfalls from the elevated deck. This two bedroom house is all by itself with an updated kitchen. Just a short drive to Laurel Caverns, Falling Water and Ohiopyle. There is plenty of firewood on site for campfires. The long driveway is dirt and gravel and rough and you have to ford a small stream. You don’t need a 4 wheel drive but you do need a vehicle with clearance. Pickup or SUV recommended.

Entire home near Kennywood without extra fees.

Bring everyone along for the trip, including Fido! Our home is a cozy, yet spacious Cape Cod southeast of downtown Pittsburgh. The backyard faces a beautiful and peaceful meadow. The yard is fenced in and has a small garden filled with herbs and tomatoes during the summer. Our home has all of the amenities to make your stay enjoyable and easy. We keep our home clean, organized and stocked with essentials. The beds, pillows and sheets are new and comfortable. Parking is plentiful and easy!

Sunbeams Cottage

Small home is completely remodeled using traditional woodwork craftsmanship for a warm feel. Full appliances and amenities are supplied in the cottage. Evening and breakfast snacks included. Tasty public tap water for drinking and cooking. Private lane leads to the home with a spacious covered porch overlooking hillside and field. Ideal location at foothills of Laurel Highlands and outskirts of Pittsburgh. Town of Mt. Pleasant is just minutes away providing restaurants and shopping.

Secluded Chalet near Ohiopyle and Seven Springs

Leave the bustle behind for the whispering oaks and calming embrace of our renovated Laurel Highlands chalet. Enjoy grilling on the deck, sitting around the fire ring, watching wildlife in the woods, or reconnecting with friends and family inside the cozy chalet. Shrouded by towering oak trees, the chalet is quiet and feels secluded. Yet, it’s only minutes away from Ohiopyle, Seven Springs, Fallingwater, and other popular attractions in the Laurel Highlands.

Our cozy contemporary home near PA turnpike

Enjoy this peaceful, private residence conveniently located <5 miles from PA turnpike exit 67 with quick access to many restaurants and retail establishments. This is a nicely appointed and recently renovated ranch home in a residential neighborhood with a peaceful outdoor space. There is an open concept living room, dining area and new modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances. The bedrooms have comfortable beds with down comforters .

Updated House - Pets - Close to Hospital

Enjoy a comfortable, clean stay at this centrally-located, newly updated house. House is less than a mile from route 30 to get you to restaurants and shoppes in under 10 minutes. Everything is on one floor including the washer and dryer. House is very close to the hospital as well as Seton Hill University and University of Pittsburgh - Greensburg campus. Note that the bathroom is small with not much space to put your items.

Mid-Century Burrell Bungalow

Located only 30 minutes from the beautiful city of Pittsburgh, this newly renovated home is nestled in a quiet, dog & family friendly rural neighborhood. While the home is playground-adjacent & located just up the hill from the rails-to-trails along the Allegheny River, the backyard is fenced in & perfectly suited for families & furry friends alike.

The Laurel Haven Container

Experience the soothing sounds of nature during your stay in the laurel haven container. Designed for relaxation and reconnecting with the outdoors, this lakeside retreat offers a peaceful escape like no other. Nestled in the heart of Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands, it’s the only container home of its kind in the region!

Curry Run Cabin

This country cottage is tucked away in a beautiful setting to help you relax. It has a view of a half-acre pond for those who enjoy nature at its best. If you are traveling for work, you have access to a workspace at the cabin where your only distraction might be the waterfowl coming and going from the water.