luxury house with terrace for sale Fenelton, United States

Some homes are about the house. This one is about the house and the river it sits on. 1050 Wattersonville Road is a custom white cedar log home built directly on the Allegheny River, with a private floating dock anchored in roughly 35 feet of water. That depth matters. It means a boat lives at the house instead of a marina, and the river is yours from the moment you walk down to the water. The home sits on about two acres in a quiet enclave of custom homes with no HOA, where the township maintains and plows the road and the school bus comes right to the door. A second lot next door is also available — two acres of its own, already served by a septic system and ready to build on, whether you want a guest house, a home for family, or simply your own buffer. Inside, the great room is its heart. A wall of windows frames the river and the wooded hillside beyond, with a vaulted tongue-and-groove ceiling carrying the eye up. The kitchen is built for people who actually cook and entertain, with stone counters, stainless steel appliances, a mirrored tile backsplash, and an island sized for a crowd. Six bedrooms are spread through the home for privacy, including a first-floor bedroom with its own loft and several ensuite layouts. There are six full baths and a half bath in all. Downstairs, the finished lower level keeps its own pace, with heated polished concrete floors, a bar, a double-sided fireplace, a guest room, and a full bath. Outside is where this property earns its keep. A 42-by-20 pool steps down to a covered pavilion with a full outdoor kitchen, a grill and griddle, and its own bathroom, so summer days never have to move indoors. A fire pit ringed with seating looks out over the water for the cooler evenings. The home is flanked by two oversized garages with parking for five and epoxy floors, with a finished office above one and a bunk room with a full bath above the other, room enough for a home business, overflow guests, or both. It was built to handle a rural riverfront life and built to last. A 25KW whole-house generator keeps everything running. The systems include tankless hot water, propane heat with forced air and mini-splits, and copper and PEX plumbing, and the home runs on a private well and septic under a standing-seam metal roof. It is wired for speakers throughout. The setting is the rest of the story. This is the Armstrong School District, with Kittanning about twenty minutes away for restaurants and everyday errands, and Pittsburgh roughly an hour out. State game land sits nearby for hiking and hunting, and ATV trails run right from the property. That is the rare part: you can pull the jet skis out and be on the water, or take the ATVs out and be on the trails, all from the same driveway. No trailering, no loading up for the weekend. If you have been waiting for a true riverfront home with the space, the dock, and the build quality to match the view, this is the one to come see.

Set behind a private gate in Penn Township, Thornbrook Estate is 11.15 acres of woods and pasture with a quarter-mile drive that passes the fields, the eight-stall barn, and the carriage house before the house itself comes into view. It is the kind of arrival that makes visitors slow down, and it happens every time you come home. Built in 1998, the custom brick-and-timber Tudor spans 7,535 square feet with five bedrooms, five full baths, and a half bath, plus a large bonus space attached to one of the suites. A columned foyer opens to a curved staircase. The living room has a fireplace and a wall of windows into the trees; the family room rises two stories in wild cherry paneling, and the gourmet kitchen is built around an oversized island with a wet bar and a walk-in pantry. A first-floor office looks out over the pasture. The finished space has been expanded and meticulously maintained by the current owners, and the brick terrace off the family room is where they end most days. The walk-out lower level is a stone and brick wine cellar complex designed to feel like a Tuscan cellar, with a candle-lit tasting room and its own kitchen, a wood-beamed social room with a stone fireplace and media, a room finished in wooden wine box tiles, a Tuscan-themed full bath, and a climate-controlled gathering room for larger tastings and conditioned wine storage. Two Sub-Zero wine refrigerators and two externally vented refrigeration units stay with the house, and there is unfinished space left for a media room. Across the drive, the carriage house is a complete second residence with its own front door, a living room with a fireplace, a kitchen and dining area, one bedroom, a full bath, a half bath, and a balcony. It has held visiting family at the holidays, a granddaughter studying for her medical boards, and a friend between homes, which is what makes this property work for multigenerational living or as a guest house. The eight-stall equestrian barn was built in the same Tudor style, with a center aisle, a heated tack room, hot and cold water, and LED lighting inside and out. The acreage is yours to fence and use. A whole-house generator carries the residence, carriage house, and barn together. Five minutes in one direction are Pittsburgh-Butler Regional Airport and the Butler Country Club, with Route 8 and the Cranberry corridor an easy drive the other way. The home is in the Knoch School District, with North Catholic High School and Sewickley Academy transport nearby in Cranberry. Well water, public sewer, gas heat, central air, garage parking for seven, and a surveyed lot within the acreage that Penn Township has already approved as buildable.

Gorgeous 11+ Acre Setting • As you drive through the gate, up the 1/4 mile drive to the property, savor the wooded canopy and pastures, pass the barn and carriage house as you double back to see the artisan brickwork exterior of the Tudor residence. • In the late afternoon, relax with a glass of wine on the patio while admiring the natural beauty that surrounds you. • The estate infrastructure (e.g., HVAC, wine cellar refrigeration, UV air filtration, waterheaters, etc.) is new or updated and well-maintained. • The estate offers quiet, rural-like living with urban convenience and shopping. Easy access to I-79/Turnpike and Pittsburgh-Butler Regional Airport. Perfect for Intimate and Large-Scale Entertaining • The setting and the home’s layout make hosting large or small gatherings a wonderful experience. Guests can enjoy live jazz by the fireplace in the living room while others sample canapes on the outdoor patio adjoining the spacious family room, which when furnished with bistro tables can offer additional space for extended sit-down dining. Using both the main and lower wine cellar levels, the home has hosted dinner parties with 90-100 guests. • Depending on the host’s preferences, the large barn also offers interesting entertainment possibilities. A Wine Cellar Complex Reminiscent of Tuscany • Designed professionally to reflect artistically a Tuscan wine cellar, this cellar complex offers an unforgettable place to enjoy a fine vintage or host Super Bowls and Final Fours. • The complex boasts a candle-lit stone wall tasting room and kitchen just off the stone and brick wine cellar, a wood-beamed social room with stone fireplace and media, a second social room featuring a wall of wooden wine box tiles and a specially conditioned-humidified Tuscan-plastered gathering room for larger tasting events and expanded wine storage. Flexible Accommodation for Guests or Extended Family • The property, with its carriage house and 6 bedrooms in the main residence, allows flexible accommodations for guests or extended family visits. • The 11.15 acres includes a buildable lot if the owners want their family members closer more permanently. Place to Stable your Own Horse • The spacious 8-stall barn allows for convenient stabling of your horses. LED lighting in and around the barn permits working late or early. Hot and cold water. The heated tack room is much appreciated on cold winter mornings. • Don’t worry if there is a blizzard or wind storm, the commercial-grade, all-estate generator will keep your main residence, the carriage house, and your barn completely powered and cozy.

Escape to your own private haven with this rare offering at Camp Redwing, nestled in western Pennsylvania just minutes from Butler. This is a great opportunity for the buyer who has been looking for a private resort, or the investor looking for a private setting for a campground, or Airbnb resort area.  It is also a rare opportunity to own a turn-key camp facility with a strong history of campership.  The camp was in use until 2025. This property is a one of a kind and has been owned, operated, and developed by the Girl Scouts for over 100 years!   The property has a gated entrance at the end of Rader School Road.  The serenity begins as you drive in on the tree-lined driveway.   The camp has natural privacy with over 1 mile of Connoquenessing Creek meandering around the majority of the main camp sites and property, and the railroad tracks creating the northern privacy.  Connoquenessing Creek offers canoeing, kayaking, and fishing.  The property is served by an onsite well and water treatment system.  The sewage system consists of an individual on-lot system including septic tanks, dosing tank, pump system, and elevated sand mound absorption area.    The camp operated as a fully functional Girl Scout camp facility.  Near the center of the camp area is the 4,500 sf dining hall building with a seating capacity of approximate 125.   It is equipped with a commercial kitchen, two walk-in coolers/ freezers, range, dishwasher, storage area, office, and restrooms.  The dining area is accented by a beautiful stone fireplace to complete the camping experience.  The building is equipped with 6 mini-splits, installed in 2024 for heating and cooling. Centrally located near the dining hall is an in-ground swimming pool.  The pool is complete with a sliding board, a block building with sections used for locker room, utility room, showers, and restrooms.  The pool is approximately 36' X 72', with a concrete walking area surrounding the perimeter, patio area, and is enclosed within a 6' high chain link fence.  Beside the pool is a splash pad approximately 24' X 49', with a 3' concrete walkway perimeter, also enclosed within a chain link fence.  There are two lodges used for year-round activities.  Mary's Lodge is a 3,500 sf loft style residence hall with an open floor plan, activity room, fireplace, restroom, kitchen area, bunk rooms, and office on the main floor.  The second floor consists of two bunk rooms, with two restrooms, complete with showers. The lodge sleeps 36.  Heat source is gas fired forced air.  There is a large lawn area beside the lodge for outdoor games and activities.      The second year-round lodge is the 'Haven'.    This is a 2,100 sf single-story cabin style residence with an open floor plan, activity / lounge room with a fireplace, kitchen area, 4 bedrooms, and bathrooms with showers.   It sleeps 22.  It is equipped with air conditioning, and the heat source is gas fired forced air.  It is nicely located in a setting of trees, near the Creek.  Outside the lodge is an open-air pavilion for outdoor activities, wash station, and tent platforms for outdoor camping. The Trails End Building is a 700 sf single story wood building located near the Creek.  It has an open floor plan, fireplace and electric.  This building provides shelter for indoor activities.  At the site of Trails End are 5 Yurts - 1 - 16', 4- 20'.  The Yurts will sleep 32 campers.  Nearby is a bathroom with showers.  Other buildings in the main camp area include:  the amphitheater;  Christy/Haven Shower House ;  Trails End Bath/Shower House; Sunnybanks Shower House; Horse Stable (25' X 95' open pole barn with electric) Maintenance Garage;  Storage Garage. Throughout the camp area are multiple pavilions with tent camping features.  The pavilions have concrete floors and a built in grill area.  The average pavilion is 22' X 34'.  Nearby the pavilions are hand-wash stations.  Each of the pavilion sites have elevated wood platforms constructed to accommodate tent camping.  The tent camp sites sleep an average of 30.  Also, nearby the Christy pavilion is an open grass area used as an archery shooting range.  A unique feature of the Camp is the centrally located 100' + long suspension bridge over Connoquenessing Creek.  This gives access to the Orchard Log House and to the boat launching area.  As you take the scenic walk across the bridge, you will see a large building to your right known as the Corral Lodge. The Lodge features a large indoor space for a variety of activities and recreation.  This 36' X 50' building is a wood structure with a concrete floor, electric, and a large fireplace to complete the camping experience.  This building could be renovated for a variety of uses.  The Orchard Log House is estimated to have been built in 1790.  The original log cabin is 18' X 21' with two stories.   An addition was added in 1990 to the one side of the cabin.  The first floor of the cabin is unfinished.  The addition is in need of repair.  The cabin does have electric.  There is a 3 stall, handicap accessible compost toilet facility behind the cabin with a pavilion and wash station nearby.  This is also the site used to launch boats on Connoquenessing Creek.  There is also an open grassy area for multiple recreational activities.    The Ranger Residence is accessed by a shared driveway from Reibold Road.  This 1900 sf 2 story home was built in 1920, has 3 bedrooms, one full bath, one half bath, kitchen, living room, dining room, fireplace, and unfinished basement.   Attached is a 3-car garage, with the roof providing a large patio area for the home.   Heat source is a gas fired forced air furnace.  House is served by an onsite septic system and water well.  A new metal roof was installed in 2022.   The multi-use land opportunities continue on this property.  On the north side of Rader School Road lies a predominately wooded section of land.  This section of the property has a mix of hardwoods throughout and has a significant timber value.  A timber inventory conducted by Noll's Forestry Services, LLC. in March 2026 shows an outstanding stocking of timber, currently estimated at 425,068 board feet, Scribner log rule.  The forest is dominated by red oak, mixed oak, white oak, and other miscellaneous species.  It has been considerable time since any logging has taken place in the woodlot, allowing trees to grow up into the 30' diameter class.  This section of the property was used for horseback riding on the trails.  There is a water well located near Rader School Road with a hand pump, at the time of use, it was functional for watering the horses.   Portions of the property are located within the floodplain of the Connoquenessing Creek.  As a result, periodic flooding has occurred historically across portions of the site, particularly in low-lying areas near the water.  Flooding does affect some of the structures and campsites.  A floodplain map is available on Timberland Realty website. This property is exceptionally unique.  It offers the opportunity to own a fully functional camp facility.  The property can be developed to provide a private sanctuary for the outdoor nature loving enthusiast looking for a peaceful environment.  Or the property can be explored to be transitioned to meet the visions of an investor with a multitude of options available.  The property is being sold 'as-is'.  All oil, gas, mineral and timber rights will transfer.  Showings only to qualified buyers with proof of qualification prior to showing.