Windridge Manor - A Hidden Pearl ~15 min from I-80

Creekside quiet rural suburban property--2.75 acres with patio, heated pool (summers only) hot tub, plush accommodations; all w/ easy access to rugged outdoors (rails to trails & Susquehanna River 5 min; borders McElhattan Creek and Wayne Township Nature Park & trails). Easy 20 - 40 min. drive gets you to Penn State U. / Beaver Stadium, Little League World Series & Museum, several PA State Parks, Penn College, Lock Haven U., Lycoming College, Penn's Cave, Piper Air HQ & Museum, 3 golf courses. Guest apartment is located on lower (patio) level below our two-story home. This is a fully private living space with separate guest entrance; host family lives on the floors above the apartment. Rooms are spacious, fully furnished, and comfortable, with central HVAC, 1.2GBPS Cable WiFi, Roku TVs with hosts' cable channels, tea and coffee (Keurig stocked with Kcups) and kitchen basics provided. Please note: Despite the unavoidable Lock Haven address shown on the listing, Windridge is actually located in the town of McElhattan, about 7 miles north of Lock Haven. Windridge is situated on a cul-de-sac street, so traffic is minimal. Right hand side of paved driveway provides guest parking for two cars. Sidewalk (with gentle slope and no steps) from driveway level around the right end of the house brings guests to the patio level and the private apartment entrance. Schlage Connect TM electronic deadbolt with optional alarm settings is provided for entry convenience and enhanced security. Hosts will provide access code for entry when you contact us prior to your arrival. Windridge Manor is nestled on a cul-de-sac street within a lovely subdivision, developed ~25 years ago along one of the foothills of the Bald Eagle Mountain range. Access to the area is via one street in and out, so there's no through traffic. On our paved streets you'll find well-spaced beautiful homes, with many, like Windridge, bordering native natural wooded areas and the creek. Free guest parking is provided for two cars on the right-hand side of the hosts' paved driveway. Across McElhattan Creek from Windridge is the Wayne Township Nature Park, featuring miles of well-maintained trails through native woods, catch-and-release trout fishing for kids 12 and under, a frog pond, a butterfly garden, and covered pavilions and picnic tables for public use. Trails are suitable for shady casual strolls and hiking; one trail leads to the reservoir and dam at the headwaters of the spring-fed Creek. Nearby is a farm with a group of peacocks usually visible from the road.