House itself is very nice. Porch and property are beautifully scenic and picturesque. Living room and kitchen are very cozy… cooked several meals and the kitchen is well-equipped. The down stairs was warm and comfortable (visited in November and it was in the 30’s at night) but be aware the upstairs has no heat… it relies entirely on vents drafting heat from downstairs up to the bedrooms. This wasn’t a big deal as the beds are very heavily blanketed… 3 or 4 thick layers of sheets kept me very warm all night. Access to the property is a rough dirt road, which added to the “being way out there” feel and was sort of a positive to the vibe of the trip. All in all, very nice visit, can’t wait to go back. Penny the mule was a delight to watch be a mule, when she wasn’t eating the grass, she was meditating on the nature of the universe staring at trees. Make sure to bring an apple or two for her, we didn’t and I regret it. Definitely will next time.

Great place, just don’t go there in October because I want to return then hahaha. Can’t go wrong with It

The agent Benn was quick to reserve the property and make the charges, however I had to ask the day before arrival what was the check in procedure. Did not know until arrival that there was no AT&T service , had to travel to town for any service... that is a huge oversight. AC is only in kitchen, though there were window fans, the curtains were in the way. The bathtub & shower stall had no grab/safety bars. There was not a hook in bathrooms or bedrooms to hang a towel or robe or anything. Bedrooms needed a flat surface, chest of drawers or bench for a suitcase.. Lighting was very poor throughout house. Property should have a renters guide about the house ,and check out procedures, rather than notes left all over. One TV did not work. BBQ grill was listed( brought steaks to have) but note on it said " do not use". As iof day before departure I did not have check out procedure from agent. Emailed him, but could not sit in town waiting for a response. We stripped beds and collected trash, and left the house in good order. Never heard from him as we traveled home.

Beautiful old farmhouse. The property here was great for our large group. The outbuilding is a great space with fireplace and tables. Large property that we love. We have stayed here multiple times & love it.

Beautiful old farmhouse. The property here was great for our large group. The outbuilding is a great space with fireplace and tables. Large property that we love. We have stayed here multiple times & love it.

An old home that has been kept well. The view from the porch is like a painting. The mule named Penny that is allowed to roam the land was the favorite of the kids. We enjoyed the pavilion, as well, and roasting marshmallows and having yet another outdoor (but roofed) area to eat meals and play games. Decided to make apple pie one day and a pastry blender and pie dish were in the cupboards—fully equipped home! It is a 20 minute drive to one of the free designated spots for star gazing at Cherry Springs State Park, which is what we came for. All around, a lovely stay.

Clean, well appointed property -“far from the maddening crowd”!

Clean, well appointed property -“far from the maddening crowd”!

This farm house was exactly what our group of four adults was looking for. From the moment we arrived, we felt at home and welcome. Our trip was centered around the opportunity to see the Milky Way, and fortunately, our first and last nights granted us that chance. I had never seen such a spectacular sight. No need to go elsewhere for that. Most of our time was spent on the spacious porch or the well-stocked kitchen. The beds were quite comfortable (though I would have preferred that they were queen-sized). We never even turned on the TVs. We explored the nearby towns of Coudersport (loved dining at Olga's) and Wellsboro, where we dined at Roost, bought chocolates at Highland Chocolates, and purchased a few items at Wild Asaph Outfitters. The area has lots to see and do, including hiking in the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania and visiting the Lumber Museum and Kinzua Bridge State Park. My sister and I enjoyed several late afternoon strolls on Black Hole Road, passing cow pastures and the beautiful fall foliage. Last but not least, we enjoyed the peace, quiet, and solitude - something we do not get much of in our South Jersey town. I highly recommend the Old Alth Farm and would certainly return again!

This farm house was exactly what our group of four adults was looking for. From the moment we arrived, we felt at home and welcome. Our trip was centered around the opportunity to see the Milky Way, and fortunately, our first and last nights granted us that chance. I had never seen such a spectacular sight. No need to go elsewhere for that. Most of our time was spent on the spacious porch or the well-stocked kitchen. The beds were quite comfortable (though I would have preferred that they were queen-sized). We never even turned on the TVs. We explored the nearby towns of Coudersport (loved dining at Olga's) and Wellsboro, where we dined at Roost, bought chocolates at Highland Chocolates, and purchased a few items at Wild Asaph Outfitters. The area has lots to see and do, including hiking in the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania and visiting the Lumber Museum and Kinzua Bridge State Park. My sister and I enjoyed several late afternoon strolls on Black Hole Road, passing cow pastures and the beautiful fall foliage. Last but not least, we enjoyed the peace, quiet, and solitude - something we do not get much of in our South Jersey town. I highly recommend the Old Alth Farm and would certainly return again!

Words can not describe this beautiful and peaceful place. We were able to sit and watch the stars, play games in the pavilion and just enjoy swinging on the porch swing. It was close enough that we could visit Kinzua bridge, elk country and Sinnemahoning Park.

Words can not describe this beautiful and peaceful place. We were able to sit and watch the stars, play games in the pavilion and just enjoy swinging on the porch swing. It was close enough that we could visit Kinzua bridge, elk country and Sinnemahoning Park.

An old home that has been kept well. The view from the porch is like a painting. The mule named Penny that is allowed to roam the land was the favorite of the kids. We enjoyed the pavilion, as well, and roasting marshmallows and having yet another outdoor (but roofed) area to eat meals and play games. Decided to make apple pie one day and a pastry blender and pie dish were in the cupboards—fully equipped home! It is a 20 minute drive to one of the free designated spots for star gazing at Cherry Springs State Park, which is what we came for. All around, a lovely stay.

Very interesting and enjoyable to see an area if PA I was not familiar with.

Very interesting and enjoyable to see an area if PA I was not familiar with.

Although we were not able to see any stars because of the cloudy weather, we still thoroughly enjoyed our stay! We loved the spacious house, the pavilion, and, of course, Penny. We will definitely be returning in the future!

Although we were not able to see any stars because of the cloudy weather, we still thoroughly enjoyed our stay! We loved the spacious house, the pavilion, and, of course, Penny. We will definitely be returning in the future!

This is a great property overall yet we happened to pick about the worst time to stay there, since, despite the claim in the listing, there was no a/c at all and the farmhouse was incredibly humid despite the very loud dehumidifier running all day long. We did book this place in large part because it said it had a/c and I am miserable in hot, humid weather. The point of the getaway was to relax, be outside, reading, stargazing and not doing much. Clearly the owners cannot control the weather but they can control a listing that says it has air conditioning when it clearly does not (temps were in the mid 90's during our end of June stay and very humid ). In addition, there were only 2 small window fans that could not be placed near the beds because there are no outlets near the beds nor extension cords provided to reposition the fans. Again, the weather is not within their control, however we can hardly be the first guests in the many years that the farmhouse has been rented to wonder why so little has been done to accommodate the sweltering summer conditions. Window units certainly are an options and we did find ourselves wishing that we brought one with us, though, that isn't what one usually thinks to pack on a vacation! In the end, we did very little relaxing and too much time (300 plus miles in 3 days) driving all over Potter and Tioga Counties because at least our car has a fan and a/c. The views are incredible. The farmhouse is very well stocked. The owner did respond to us right away when we locked ourselves out and the spare key was not where it was supposed to be (according to the instructions left on the refrigerator). It was a great place to see the stars and less crowded than Cherry Springs. I would recommend it to people who either are staying when there isn't a heatwave, don't care about the lack of listed but non-existent air conditioning or those who are staying in a cooler time of year- or those who, unlike me, just don't mind paying hotel rates to swelter at night.

This is a great property overall yet we happened to pick about the worst time to stay there, since, despite the claim in the listing, there was no a/c at all and the farmhouse was incredibly humid despite the very loud dehumidifier running all day long. We did book this place in large part because it said it had a/c and I am miserable in hot, humid weather. The point of the getaway was to relax, be outside, reading, stargazing and not doing much. Clearly the owners cannot control the weather but they can control a listing that says it has air conditioning when it clearly does not (temps were in the mid 90's during our end of June stay and very humid ). In addition, there were only 2 small window fans that could not be placed near the beds because there are no outlets near the beds nor extension cords provided to reposition the fans. Again, the weather is not within their control, however we can hardly be the first guests in the many years that the farmhouse has been rented to wonder why so little has been done to accommodate the sweltering summer conditions. Window units certainly are an options and we did find ourselves wishing that we brought one with us, though, that isn't what one usually thinks to pack on a vacation! In the end, we did very little relaxing and too much time (300 plus miles in 3 days) driving all over Potter and Tioga Counties because at least our car has a fan and a/c. The views are incredible. The farmhouse is very well stocked. The owner did respond to us right away when we locked ourselves out and the spare key was not where it was supposed to be (according to the instructions left on the refrigerator). It was a great place to see the stars and less crowded than Cherry Springs. I would recommend it to people who either are staying when there isn't a heatwave, don't care about the lack of listed but non-existent air conditioning or those who are staying in a cooler time of year- or those who, unlike me, just don't mind paying hotel rates to swelter at night.

This old farmhouse has been nicely updated without losing its charm. Located on a gravel road on a working farm, this is the perfect quiet get-away, very limited connectivity, just peaceful.

This old farmhouse has been nicely updated without losing its charm. Located on a gravel road on a working farm, this is the perfect quiet get-away, very limited connectivity, just peaceful.

We wanted remote and we got it. Extremely peaceful and quite.

What a wonderful and beautiful place. The farmhouse was very charming. It was like stepping back in time. What a peaceful experience!! The house was well prepared for visitors. Didn't want for anything. Of course, we spent most of our time outside. Mornings on the porch taking in the scenic view, hiking nearby during the day, dinner on the porch and then all night taking turns sitting at the fire pit to staring at all that the night sky has to offer. You can't beat the heavenly solitude. Enjoyed meeting and talking with the owner. Penny the mule was a plus, too!! Got to see the Milky Way!! Definitely hope to return, thanks for sharing the farm!

What a wonderful and beautiful place. The farmhouse was very charming. It was like stepping back in time. What a peaceful experience!! The house was well prepared for visitors. Didn't want for anything. Of course, we spent most of our time outside. Mornings on the porch taking in the scenic view, hiking nearby during the day, dinner on the porch and then all night taking turns sitting at the fire pit to staring at all that the night sky has to offer. You can't beat the heavenly solitude. Enjoyed meeting and talking with the owner. Penny the mule was a plus, too!! Got to see the Milky Way!! Definitely hope to return, thanks for sharing the farm!

The house was immaculate & very well stocked. Check in process was seamless. The property is absolutely beautiful and we spent time in the Pavilion, has a fireplace and wood stove. We are definitely planning a trip back here.

A great place to unplug and enjoy your family. The stars are magnificent if you have a clear night. We had 2 and I would have been happy with even just one. So many birds I’ve not seen in Pittsburgh. Binoculars are a must have. A wonderful quiet escape overall.

Was everything that was advertised, great location for a fly fishing weekend as well as just sitting on the porch or pavilion to enjoy the amazing sites and animals. Would reccomand the rental!!

The house was immaculate & very well stocked. Check in process was seamless. The property is absolutely beautiful and we spent time in the Pavilion, has a fireplace and wood stove. We are definitely planning a trip back here.

Was everything that was advertised, great location for a fly fishing weekend as well as just sitting on the porch or pavilion to enjoy the amazing sites and animals. Would reccomand the rental!!

This was an excellent get away. The pavilion was the perfect hideaway from the rain and the fire pit let us hangout all night to see the stars.

This home was very comfortable and very well appointed. We came to see the stars because of the dark skies. Unfortunately, it was almost constant rain and we saw none. However, we did get to enjoy the fire pavilion each night. There was plenty of wood and firestarter. We enjoyed the porch swings and the quiet peacefulness. While swinging one morning, we met the owner, Darryl and his dog Fletcher. He had come looking for is mule, Penny. She loves carrots. I do wish they had bigger beds- at least a queen size. We pushed the 2 twins together. This home is definitely not handicapped accessible. Hopefully, we will be back again to try to view the stars.

This home was very comfortable and very well appointed. We came to see the stars because of the dark skies. Unfortunately, it was almost constant rain and we saw none. However, we did get to enjoy the fire pavilion each night. There was plenty of wood and firestarter. We enjoyed the porch swings and the quiet peacefulness. While swinging one morning, we met the owner, Darryl and his dog Fletcher. He had come looking for is mule, Penny. She loves carrots.I do wish they had bigger beds- at least a queen size. We pushed the 2 twins together. This home is definitely not handicapped accessible. Hopefully, we will be back again to try to view the stars.