Wonderful 18th Century Victorian. Close to all!

Welcome to our home! Looking for a relaxing get away? Come enjoy our wonderfully restored 18th century Victorian home. Very spacious layout awaits you in this charming restored property. Hardwood through out the home give you the feel of yesterday, with a modern twist. Relax in either the parlor room or living room. Have afternoon tea on the front porch. Retire to one of the two wonderful back yard porch decks, or play a round of pool in our lounge. Many events happening in the local area. Relax and enjoy this recently resorted 18 century Victorian home with many amenities. 3rd floor lounge / game room to play a round of pool, or chess or checkers or just relax and watch TV. Bedrooms on 2nd and 3rd floors. Basement lounge with comfy chairs and bar, and laundry room. Just a short walk to wonderful down town Pittston. Enjoy the quaint town with many fine restaurants and shops. Area has many events and attractions, close to Mohegan sun casino and Montage mountain just to name a few. Just a short drive to Scranton and Wilkes Barre, make this a perfect vacation / work space. For winter a short 15 minute drive to some of the best ski slopes in PA. Some of the best Spring and summer site seeing places in PA close by! First floor has parlor, Living room dining room, full bath room, and kitchen. Access to rear deck. Second floor has 4 bedrooms and full bath room, and access to rear deck. Third floor has Lounge / Game room with Pool table and game table. Also 2 additional bedrooms. Please call at (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) for any questions. The City of Pittston lies in the Wyoming Valley on the east side of the Susquehanna River and on the south side of the Lackawanna River. It is approximately midway between Wilkes-Barre and Scranton. The City of Pittston promotes itself as "The Quality Tomato Capital of the World." Images of tomatoes can be seen throughout Pittston. Street signs bear the image of the tomato. The tomato is also painted on many structures and roadways throughout the city. A statue of a large tomato can be seen on the corner of William and Main (in the downtown).The Pittston Tomato Festival, is held annually on South Main Street in Downtown Pittston to celebrate the city's tradition and heritage in cultivating the tomato. The Tomato Festival began during the first term of Mayor Thomas Walsh (in the early (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) s). On average, nearly fifty thousand people attend the four-day event that has been touted as one of the best festivals in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Delicious food (from food vendors throughout the Greater Pittston region), a variety of live entertainment, games, rides, arts and crafts, bingo, and of course home-grown Pittston tomatoes keep bringing an enthusiastic crowd to the festival year after year. The event also consists of a beauty pageant, a tomato tasting contest, a best looking and ugliest tomato contest, a 5 km run through the city, tomato fights, and a parade. I There is public bus service that runs throughout the city. Driveway access for up to 4 cars to park during your stay.