Previously an organic farm, we are located on 30+ acres in southern Butler County near Saxonburg, Pa. It is available for overnight luxury accommodations, sleeping 20, with a spacious, 3500+ square foot open floor plan making it the perfect place for families and friends to gather and entertain.

Conveniently located to local wedding venues:
* 4 miles to Succup Conservancy
* 8 miles to Armstrong Farms
*15 miles to Pinehall at Eisler Farm
* 25 miles to Pittsburgh - 45-minute drive
* 15 miles to Cranberry Township

Regular Check-in is 4:00 pm and Regular Check-out is 11:00 am. Optional: Early Check-in (Noon) & Late Check-out (4:00 pm) for $150 surcharge each.

Special pricing for holidays (New Year's, Easter, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas), plus high wedding season have a 3-night minimum.

Meadow Rock Farm is a timber frame and made of white, red, and pin oak beams that were harvested in the Mid-Atlantic area. Since the house is a true timber frame, all of the beams are created with only wood joinery and secured with hardwood pegs. The beams are a highlight in the house creating very large open spaces.

The house features a spacious great room and dining areas with the ceilings soaring to 30 feet to the third-floor loft. The fireplace is made of Maryland flagstone on the first floor. The kitchen includes a commercial range and a walnut bar top that is 2 inches thick with wood that had been in storage since the Depression.

The house is filled with country antiques and family heirlooms. It has 6 bedrooms, comfortably sleeping 20 people and 4 full bathrooms. The King, Queen, and Double sized beds feature a feather mattress topper, 100% cotton sheeting, and down comforters. There is a third-floor loft TV viewing area with DVD Player, a 2nd-floor game room, and a TV located on the first floor with Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN. There is wireless WiFi throughout the house.

The cedar exterior of the house compliments the woodland setting. Patios of stone and brick overlook the meadow and a fire pit. There are extensive gardens that include roses, perennials, succulents, hostas, and a kitchen herb garden. We encourage our guests to use the vegetables and herbs when they are in season.

We have onsite parking for guests.

Guest access: This listing is for up to 20 overnight guests in the main house (1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors). The basement and garage are private.

There is an additional fee for over 20 guests with a $25 per night per guest. Please confirm your number of guests.

Micro-events, up to 50 guests, require an additional fee, in addition to a 3-night minimum stay. Event fee is collectd after house booking.

Interaction with guests: We give our guests space, but we are available when needed. Please text or call us on your arrival so we can give you a full tour of the home. Then, we are available as needed, since we live next door. We usually stop at the house a time or two during your stay.

Other things to note: We provide linens and towels for your stay. The bathrooms are stocked with soap, shampoo, conditioner, and a hairdryer.

The kitchen is furnished with dishes to serve 20, plus regular pots/pans, utensils, etc. In addition to traditional coffee makers, there is also a Keurig for your convenience and you may bring K-cups. We have stocked the pantry with herbs and spices, sugar and flour, vegetable oil, and vinegar.

We also provide a Farmhouse breakfast with regular coffee, tea, and creamer, plus fresh whole fruit, pancake mix, butter, and syrup.

We have televisions on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors with Smart TV capabilities, a DVD player and assorted movies. There also is wireless WiFi throughout the house, and a Bluetooth speaker located in the dining room. Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN are provided.

The fireplace may be used in the winter, as well as spring and fall, depending on the outside temperature. There is also a fire pit and Weber grill for your usage.

Since we do not charge a cleaning fee, we ask that you do the following at the end of your stay:
* Laundry baskets are provided for bed linens, towels, and bathmats, and return to the laundry room.
* Gather garbage in bathrooms.
* Load the dishwasher and do a final wash.
* Return furniture to its original locations.
* Generally, leave the farmhouse in the condition that it was found.