House in Ardmore, PA
5 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this house rental
Are you a fan of modern architecture, drawn to historic homes, and eager to experience Usonian design firsthand? Then this is the stay for you.
If you're looking for a hotel-style experience or something more conventional, this home may not be the right fit — but for those who appreciate extraordinary spaces, read on.
The Suntop Homes is a lovingly cared for Frank Lloyd Wright original nestled in Ardmore, PA, and available for overnight stays. This is not a hotel — it's a singular, one-of-a-kind residence that invites you to truly live within a piece of architectural history.
The Space:
Sleeping up to 4 adults, the home offers a serene retreat with a generous private outdoor living space. Inside, an eat-in kitchen mezzanine overlooks a dramatic two-story living room anchored by a classic Wright fireplace (decorative only). The main bedroom features a queen-size bed and opens onto a balcony with tall parapet walls for privacy. Up a final flight of stairs, a penthouse level accommodates 2 more adults with a queen-size bed and a pull-out queen sleeper sofa, with in the penthouse level and direct access to the rooftop deck — the feature that gives the home its name. The home has one small bathroom.
■ Please Note: True to Wright's Usonian vision, this home features narrow staircases, overhanging eaves, floor-to-ceiling windows which are not covered with drapes or blinds, concrete floors, brick walls as well as unpainted barewood walls and areas with lower ceiling heights — all intentional design elements that blur the boundary between interior and exterior space. Please contact the host with any specific questions before booking.
Getting Around:
Beyond the home itself, you'll find an abundance of local restaurants, shops, and activities nearby. Just a few blocks from regional rail and Amtrak, a short train ride connects you to Philadelphia, New York City, or Washington, DC.
If you're looking for a hotel-style experience or something more conventional, this home may not be the right fit — but for those who appreciate extraordinary spaces, read on.
The Suntop Homes is a lovingly cared for Frank Lloyd Wright original nestled in Ardmore, PA, and available for overnight stays. This is not a hotel — it's a singular, one-of-a-kind residence that invites you to truly live within a piece of architectural history.
The Space:
Sleeping up to 4 adults, the home offers a serene retreat with a generous private outdoor living space. Inside, an eat-in kitchen mezzanine overlooks a dramatic two-story living room anchored by a classic Wright fireplace (decorative only). The main bedroom features a queen-size bed and opens onto a balcony with tall parapet walls for privacy. Up a final flight of stairs, a penthouse level accommodates 2 more adults with a queen-size bed and a pull-out queen sleeper sofa, with in the penthouse level and direct access to the rooftop deck — the feature that gives the home its name. The home has one small bathroom.
■ Please Note: True to Wright's Usonian vision, this home features narrow staircases, overhanging eaves, floor-to-ceiling windows which are not covered with drapes or blinds, concrete floors, brick walls as well as unpainted barewood walls and areas with lower ceiling heights — all intentional design elements that blur the boundary between interior and exterior space. Please contact the host with any specific questions before booking.
Getting Around:
Beyond the home itself, you'll find an abundance of local restaurants, shops, and activities nearby. Just a few blocks from regional rail and Amtrak, a short train ride connects you to Philadelphia, New York City, or Washington, DC.
Amenities at Suntop: Historic Frank Lloyd Wright home available for private stay
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Ardmore, PA
Ratings and reviews
8 / 10Excellent·Oct 2025
Beautiful home—such a treat to stay in such an historic treasure!
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2025
This house is an architectural treasure and it was kind of incredible to be able to stay in it. The beds were clean and comfortable with nice linens, which is super important. My two college aged sons stayed with me to attend the third sibling’s parent weekend. We each had our own sleeping space- my oldest and I each had a bed and my younger son slept on a pull out couch which he found comfortable. We found it made up with linens and a comforter waiting nearby- thoughtful touches that made it easy for us to fall into bed at night. One night my oldest son cooked a simple dinner for the four of us and two friends from my youngest child’s college whose parents weren’t around. He bought the ingredients at the local farmers market a 15-20 min walk away. The kitchen had what we needed and the dining space was lovely. We also enjoyed having coffee on one of the patios off of the bedrooms. Every morning I woke to birdsong and light filtering through the trees. It was quiet, peaceful and inspiring.
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2025
This isn't the usual vacation rental. If you have any interest in architecture getting to stay in an authentic Frank Lloyd Wright home is kinda like sleeping in a museum, one you could actually live in.The architecture makes for an interesting enviornment. There are details to be noticed. Its clear someone imagined the space. The floor to ceiling windows open up the house to the world. The horizontal lines and open floor plan create a sense of flow and harmony that modern homes try to emulate but rarely achieve. We spent some time discovering hidden built-ins, admiring the usability of layout, and marveling at how well the structure fits into its surroundings.The integration with the external enviornment is amazing, large windows and walkout terraces blur the line between indoors and out. Both bedrooms are cozy and comfortable, with that characteristic Wright attention to human scale. Yes, some doorways are lower than modern standards but this only adds to the authenticity and charm. The owners have maintained this treasure with obvious love and respect. Everything is how I imagine Frank left it. They are excellent hosts, the level of customer service we were provided was exceptional. I would love to stay here again!
10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2025
Mia was very responsive, helpful and kind. We were thrilled to spend a couple days in this treasure of a property!
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"This house is an architectural treasure and it was kind of incredible to be able to stay in it. The beds were clean and comfortable with nice linens, which is super important. My two college aged sons..."
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