Hot Tub Retreat on 190-Acre Farm · Sleeps 6

The Haven at Thunder Manor is a brand-new 3-bedroom, 2-bath home located on a peaceful 190-acre farm in Lakewood, Pennsylvania. It sleeps up to 6 guests and is designed for families, couples and small groups looking for a quiet country getaway.

The home includes a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable living room, Smart TVs, Wi-Fi, heating and air conditioning.

Outside, guests can relax in the private hot tub, grill on the deck, enjoy meals with alfresco dining overlooking the pond and farmland, or gather around their own campfire area. The home also has a washer and dryer and free private parking.

Thunder Manor has an 8-acre pond shared with guests from one other vacation rental on the property. Fishing is permitted, but swimming is not allowed.

The property is close to many of the area's boys' and girls' summer camps and a short drive from the small town of Hancock, New York. Hancock offers local restaurants, shops, Delaware River access and some of the area's best fishing.

Property highlights:

• Brand-new home
• 3 bedrooms
• 2 full bathrooms
• Sleeps up to 6
• Private hot tub
• Deck with grill and alfresco dining
• Private campfire area
• Washer and dryer
• Free private parking
• Smart TVs and Wi-Fi
• Shared access to an 8-acre fishing pond
• Pond and farm views
• Located on a 190-acre farm
• No swimming in the pond
• No pets
• A second vacation rental is located elsewhere on the property

Quiet, wooded small-town neighborhood in Lakewood (Wayne County) surrounded by lakes, seasonal cottages and year-round homes. Nearby attractions include local lakes and outdoor recreation (boating, fishing, hiking). Local services and grocery options are limited inside Lakewood — larger shopping, dining and medical services are in neighboring towns such as Honesdale, Hawley and Scranton.

The area is largely car-dependent; most guests will need a car or rideshare. Roads are local two-lane and often narrow; winter weather can affect travel times. Limited regional bus services operate from nearby towns; there is no frequent local rail or rapid transit. Walking and bicycling are pleasant within the immediate neighborhood for short trips, but not practical for reaching major services.