Mountain Top Estate

Historic 35 acre mountain estate formally owned by the founders of the Wise Potato Chip Company and turn of the century industrialist C.R. Woodin. Enjoy views of the town below & 60 miles of mountain ranges in this 4500 sq ft ranch home with five bedrooms, four and a half bath, recreation room with billiards, darts and foosball. Featuring a large living room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast area. Also on the estate are three observation decks, hot tub, sauna and a swimming pool. The space Secluded mountaintop retreat, close to grocery stores..ask about discounts for longer stays. Whether you’re passing through or you need a quiet refuge from a busy life, come and enjoy small town America in Berwick Pennsylvania. Located approximately three hours from New York City, two hours from Philadelphia, 40 minutes from the Pocono’s, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton and fifteen minutes from Bloomsburg University. Stay at the historic 35 acre mountain estate formally owned by the founders of the Wise Potato Chip Company and turn of the century industrialist C.R. Woodin. Enjoy the knock-out views of the town below and 60 miles of mountain ranges. Accommodations include a 4500 square foot ranch home with five bedrooms (three king beds, one queen, two twins), four and a half bathrooms, large laundry room, recreation room with an antique, regulation size billiard table, darts, foosball and Poker table. It features a large living room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast area – all with great views. The home sports a very “retro” look having many of the original fixtures still in place. On the estate are three observation decks, hot tub, sauna and a swimming pool, a 1892 historic water supply tower, walking roads, a 1952 Cris Craft Double Cabin Fly Bridge (32 foot wooden boat - under restoration) and a static, 2001 Citabria airplane. Also located on the estate is a 5500 square foot Queen Ann style Victorian Mansion. The mansion was built around 1893 and lived in by former secretary of Treasury William H. Woodin under Franklin D. Roosevelt during the Great Depression. This is a beautiful and peaceful place for you and your family. We love it here and are sure you will too! Parties or events not allowed Future projects – FYIW.T. Other things to note Landscaping is done once a week, typically on Thursdays or Fridays. Crew will be efficient and mindful of guests staying.