Enjoy a unique and memorable lodging experience in a Usonian Home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. When you reserve Wright’s Duncan House, you are reserving the entire house, not just a room. Relax and refresh your spirit with a private getaway in a gorgeous, natural setting.
Duncan House Lodging: $425.00 + tax up to three people. Additional persons, add $50.00 per person. Two night minimum.
*Excludes holiday rates.
Due to the historical and architectural nature of the homes, children staying in the home must be at least six years old.
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Accommodation Details
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- Accommodations – Three Bedroom House, Sleeps 6
- Experience the Usonian lifestyle in this modern, but modest three bedroom ranch.
- Number of sleeping rooms – 3 Bedrooms: 2 queen, one set of twin beds.
- Your reservation includes:
- Well-equipped kitchenette – Toaster oven, refrigerator, coffee pot, hot & cold water cooler, microwave, silverware, place settings, cups, wine glasses, etc.
- Welcome Basket – wine, snacks, coffee, tea, etc. (may vary)
- Large Stone Fireplace
- Open living room perfect for entertaining
- Concrete terrace
- Linens & Towels provided
- Basic Toiletries
- “Your Private Stock” Order-Ahead Shopping Service – we’ll stock the kitchen for you, purchase your favorite wines and liquors, mixers, etc. *15% service charge applies
- “Personal Chef Upon Request” Service available
- Wireless Internet Access
- Hairdryers
- Air conditioned
- Bring personal items, and food to stock kitchen if not using Shop Ahead Service.
Policies
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Polymath Park Resort: The Duncan House, Blum House, Balter House, and Rattenbury’s Linden House
A MAXIMUM OF SIX (6) PEOPLE ARE PERMITTED TO OCCUPY THE DWELLING DURING ANY RESERVED STAY (7 IN LINDEN HOUSE). NO PETS ARE ALLOWED. NO SMOKING IS PERMITTED INSIDE THE HOUSE.
Deposit & Cancellation
A 50% non-refundable credit card deposit is required with reservation. We accept VISA, Mastercard & AmEx. Personal checks will not be accepted for payment. Deposit will not be refunded and full balance will be charged to the card on file if reservation is canceled less than 14 days prior to arrival, or if you fail to show up during your scheduled stay.
Other Information
- Check In: 3:00 p.m.
- Maid Service:
Daily maid service is not provided. Daily service can be arranged for an additional fee. All linens, including towels, are provided.
- Food Service:
We offer a “Private Stock” Order-Ahead Personal Shopping Service. You may pre-order any kitchen supplies, food items, beverages, wine, snacks, etc. We will purchase them for you and have them ready when you arrive. 15% service fee applies.
- “A Personal Chef Upon Request” service is also available if you choose to order in.
- Coffee, tea, creamer, sugar and a limited amount of snacks are provided.
- Check Out: 11:00 a.m.
- Guest:
Leave keys on kitchen counter
- Responsibilities:
Remove all trash to laundry room
- At Check Out:
Close all windows and doors
- Damage Deposit:
In the event of accidental damage a report must be filed immediately, and charges will be billed in accordance with damage.
- Maximum Occupancy:
The maximum occupancy is 6 people (7 in Linden House). If this agreement is broken a $100.00 per person per night charge will be assessed and charged to your account. An adult must accompany anyone under the age of 21. No pets are allowed or permitted on the premises.
History
Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Duncan House has had a remarkable journey. Built in 1957, The Wright-designed home was dismantled from its original location in Lisle, Ill., and moved to Polymath Park Resort. The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, The Progress Fund and the State of Pennsylvania put together a plan with Polymath Park to reconstruct the Duncan House on the Westmoreland County property. The Duncan House is complimented by two other Usonian-style homes that were designed for the original 1960s vision of Polymath Park by Wright’s apprentice, Peter Berndtson. After many months of complex craftsmanship, the home reemerges as a stellar example of Wright’s Usonian designs and the culmination of his magnificent career. The Duncan House will be open for tours and lodging so that we can share Wright’s vision for years to come.
