Mount Nittany Lodge - Luxury Mountaintop Home, Chef's Kitchen, 5 BR's 4 Baths

Welcome to the Mount Nittany Lodge; our brand new luxury mountaintop retreat, perched high atop Mount Nittany, just 10 miles from State College and Penn State University. 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, sleeps 18+.

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Check out our other nearby property, the Brush Mountain Lodge: VRBO listing 647688

With over 5,200 sq ft of serene living space, the lodge features a chef's kitchen equipped with 3 ovens, a 48" commercial range with a griddle, 6 gas burners and a pot filler faucet, a large granite island, walnut counters and floating shelves and commercial cookware. The expansive great room's 20' high ceilings showcase a wall of glass and timbers for sunset viewing along the ridge of Mount Nittany.

Accommodating up to 28 guests, the lodge has 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.

Bedroom 1: 2nd floor - Owners suite with King bed, walk-in closet, private balcony, walk-in shower and bidet.

Bedroom 2: 2nd floor - suite with King bed and private bathroom with deck access.

Bedroom 3. 2nd floor - King bed with deck access.

Bedroom 4. 2nd floor - King bed with private balcony.

Bedroom 5: 1st floor - King bed, 2 queen beds.

Open Loft: 3rd floor - 4 twin beds

For groups larger than 14, additional beds (queen or twin size) can be set up in the larger bedrooms as well as the open loft above the kitchen. $75/guest applies for groups larger than 14.

The lodge also has a 1,600 sq ft game room featuring a regulation Olhausen billiard table, ping pong table, foosball table, corn hole boards/bags, arcade with 60 classic games, wet bar with commercial ice maker and wine/beer fridge, fireplace, tv and lounge.

The lodge's extraordinary outdoor living spaces feature private balconies, two large decks with a hammock, gas grill and outdoor dining space, 3 partially wooded acres, 2 large yards for games as well as 20 mile views from the outdoor fire pit.

The Lodge was created over 32 months by local artisans and Amish cabinet makers and carpenters. Native wood timbers were utilized throughout the Lodge with quarter sawn white oak flooring, hemlock timbers and floating stair treads, and native black and English walnut live edge 10' pub table and coffee table.