Laurel Mountain 2 bed/1 bath - Ski & Golf! - Boswell

Welcome to our retreat in the Laurel Highlands

Your Mountain Getaway!

Step into our 2BR/1 BA fully furnished newly renovated home. Located in the heart of the Laurel Highlands, you will be just steps from Sliding Rock Golf Course... a few minutes from Jennerstown Speedway, Laurel Mountain Ski Resort, and Ligonier... and a short drive to Somerset, Cambria and Westmoreland counties.

Our cottage has two bedrooms, a full kitchen, a spacious bath, and a living room... Your basecamp for adventure!
Great Neighbors

Our property backs right up to the greens at the Sliding Rock Golf Course. Whether you are a golfer or just enjoy mountain air and views, our location is great! Conveniently located on Rt 30, there are many local attractions nearby--check out Heather's guidebook for more info!

Living Room

Relax after a day spent exploring the Laurel Highlands. The home has a loveseat, television, and desk. We offer a selection of movies and games for your entertainment in this remote getaway.

Please note the office chair pictured has been removed for repairs until approximately 1 February, and it may be replaced with a different model/color.

Kitchen & Bath

The fully equipped kitchen has an oven, full size refrigerator, double sink with disposal, and basic kitchen appliances. We also provide cooking utensils, pots and pans, and dishware. The table seats four comfortably with an option to bring out an extra stool.

The remodeled bath features a spacious full size shower. There's a large 40 gallon water tank.

2 Bedrooms

This property typically sleeps up to four (4) guests and is perfect for a travelling professional or family trip.

The master bedroom has a queen bed. The second bedroom has a bunk bed with two twin mattresses. In the living room there is a pull-out couch with a full size mattress. Contact us if you'd like to sleep more than four guests.

Local History

Today's Lincoln Highway runs on a historic route connecting Philadelphia to modern Pittsburgh. This route was travelled by George Washington in the French & Indian War and later become the path for the modern highway.

The home was built around 1930. The family has shared fond memories of selling fruits, cider, and maple syrup at a roadside stand.

Over the decades this home received several additions. It has recently been significantly remodeled to create a comfortable and modern experience for guests.