Paddler's Lane Retreat - Chalet Rental with Apartment

Three bedrooms and three full baths with an additional queen sleeper sofa and two single beds. You will have a common room with large fieldstone fireplace, a kitchen and a large surrounding deck directly overlooking the river. The space Three bedrooms and three full baths plus two single beds and an additional queen sleeper sofa. Ladder accessible loft with two floor pallets. You will have a common room with large fieldstone fireplace, a kitchen and a large surrounding deck directly overlooking the river. This apartment is available only in conjunction with the Chalet Full House Rental and cannot be rented separately. The Chalet with auxiliary apartment also boasts a fully equipped kitchen (we provide appliances large and small, pots and pans and dishes. You provide your meals), a common room with large fieldstone fireplace and a surrounding deck overlooking the river. Sleeping capacity maximum of 10. Other amenities include a dishwasher, charcoal grill, large outdoor fire pit, central air and heat, flat-screen TVs in each bedroom and an additional flat screen in the common room, DVD, and movie library, expansive surrounding deck, plenty of free parking and other amenities. All linens are included. Guest access You'll have access to the entire house, surrounding deck, and large yard. Other things to note Paddler's Lane does have cell service. Verizon and AT&T both have towers here Confluence is a very small town, about 400 people, so it doesn’t have big town amenities. It does have a gas station, car repair garage, bank, post office, cycle shop, river outfitter,  grocery store, pharmacy, vegetable market,  hardware store, churches, a dollar general and other small town amenities.  It has several restaurants and cafés. If you visit during the off season several of these dining establishments will have limited hours or will be closed so during this time you may want to consider going farther afield or opt for the more limited selection in town. Typical of many of the world’s rivers, the Youghiogheny is joined for much of it’s length by a set of train tracks. The train is a part of life on the river and should be thought of as such. It should not hinder your enjoyment of your surroundings. Our guests don't feel that the trains are detrimental to their overall experience. (A significant number of them join us because they are intrigued by the train! ) We think that you will agree.   We are located on a very rural private road. The constant drone of traffic or the roar of semis blowing by will not be a part of your day. Instead, this time of year, you will have the constant movement of the river in your back yard, the rooster voicing his wake-up call, the whistle and rumble of a passing train, and the wind finding its way through the trees. In the summer months humming birds add to the noise and the drone of cicadas is often a companion during the later summer months.