Allegheny River Retreat-stunning river views! Close to town,bike trail,kayaking!

Come stay with us on the picturesque Allegheny River in the historic town of Franklin with private river access! Feel at home with our fully equipped kitchen, organic coffee, quality linens and soaps. Rock on the porch with your morning coffee, have a fire (wood provided), read a book—there’s something for everyone! Downtown is just minutes away, offering shopping and dining. For cycling or kayaking, the Samuel Justus Bike Trail is a few minutes’ ride, and Oars Kayak Tours is steps away.
River views from almost every room in the house.

The house consists of an upper and a lower unit, this is the upper unit only. Guests will have sole access to the main floor and upstairs of the home, with its own entrance and parking and no shared walls with the lower unit. Only shared space would be the backyard along the water. The yard does have an upper and lower each with a fire pit, firewood provided.

Indoor Living: Smart TV, modern farmhouse interior, open layout, interior water views, ample natural light. Three comfy queen beds for a pleasant nights sleep.

Kitchen: Well stocked with what you'll need to cook a meal, microwave, Keurig and drip coffee pot/french press, tea kettle, cooking basics, dishware & flatware

Step outside what you'll love
* Outdoor space with fire pits may be shared if other guest are staying downstairs
*Private front porch with rocking chairs is the perfect place to spend time resting and restoring with loved ones when you’re back home from your adventures.

Wanting to kayak or canoe down the Allegheny? OARS known for their kayaking tours is conveniently located next door. Please let JB know we sent you, he will provide you with all your kayaking/canoeing needs. The beautiful Samual Justice Trail is a 4 minute bike ride away.

From this awesome location on the beautiful Allegheny to the comfortable furnishings and finishes, no details were spared to ensure a sweet stay and sleep. Enjoy waking up to the beautiful sunrise on the Allegheny river.