5 Distinctive Pennsylvania Homes, from Mt. Airy to Shohola Retreats

On Stadium Blvd in Lewisburg, 369 Stadium Blvd is designed for everyday comfort with a clear eye toward entertaining. The open floor plan is paired with abundant natural light, natural hardwood floors throughout, and multiple woodburning fireplaces that add warmth and atmosphere. The chef’s kitchen is equipped with a Sub-Zero refrigerator, granite countertops, a Wolf range, and a spacious dining area that keeps conversation close to the cooking. A private in-law suite includes its own bedroom and bath, generous living space, and a woodburning fireplace. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite features a walk-in closet and a spa-like bath, with additional bedrooms, laundry, and a third-floor bedroom arrangement that offers flexibility. A partly finished basement with a bathroom extends the living space. Outside, an in-ground pool, three-season screened room, and spacious yard set the scene for long, easy afternoons.

On a corner lot in West Mount Airy, this circa-1925 stone twin brings classic Philadelphia character to an easy, village-centered routine. Spread across three stories, the layout includes five bedrooms and four bathrooms—room to grow, host, and work from home without sacrificing a sense of order. Just one block from Mt Airy Village, the setting feels connected and lived-in, with the kind of everyday walkability that makes errands, coffee runs, and spontaneous meetups part of the rhythm. Positioned in the heart of West Mount Airy—one of Philadelphia’s highly regarded neighborhoods—the address supports a lifestyle that doesn’t revolve around a car. It’s a home base designed for those who value neighborhood energy, architectural substance, and the simple pleasure of stepping out the door and being where you want to be.

From its elevated setting in New Holland, this beautifully maintained Elizabethtown home pairs warm, timeless design with inviting curb appeal—stone accents, mature landscaping, and a welcoming front porch. Inside, natural light and hardwood floors move through a spacious formal living area and a private office behind glass doors. The gourmet kitchen centers on a large island with prep sink, abundant cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances, alongside a stylish wet bar with wine fridge. It flows into a vaulted family room framed by oversized windows and anchored by a stone gas fireplace. Upstairs, a spacious primary suite includes a walk-in closet and spa-style bath, plus additional bedrooms, baths, and a flexible bonus room. A finished lower level adds a media room, wet bar, bedroom, full bath, and walk-out access. Outside, enjoy a screened porch and expansive paver patio wrapped in lush, private landscaping.

In the heart of Meyersdale in Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands, Yoder’s guest house has been thoughtfully shaped into a 12-bedroom, 11.5-bath bed and breakfast with deep ties to the local community. Conveniently located at Mile 32 of the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) Trail, the inn operates seasonally from May through October and is especially attuned to the biking crowd, with a garage where bicycles can be safely stored and locked overnight. A front porch lined with rocking chairs sets an easy pace after a day on the trail, while mornings begin with freshly brewed coffee and a homemade breakfast prepared by Denise. A commercial-grade kitchen added by Chuck and Denise supports expanded guest services and other food-focused possibilities, inviting a future owner to shape the next chapter.

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Set on a cul-de-sac in Shohola, The Famous Opera Singer private retreat feels like a hidden jewel, framed by rock walls and a cedar-wood façade. Inside, a sunroom with a piano rises to high ceilings with skylights, unfolding through French doors to the formal dining room and kitchen. A timber-frame style build and craftsmanship wood beams run throughout—including the bathrooms—leading to a warm living room with large windows, forest views, and a brick wood fireplace. French doors open to the front porch and a generous entertaining space for summer gatherings. The main level also includes a guest bedroom and full bath. Upstairs, the prime suite pairs cathedral ceilings and skylights with a prime bath featuring a jacuzzi tub and steam room, plus walk-in closets, another guest room, and an office with an exposed brick chimney wall. A separate two-car garage with loft and a finished basement apartment—with a second kitchen, large wine cellar, laundry nook, and half bath—add flexibility for extended stays.