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; 2008 rates take effect May 1, 2008.

Due to the historical and architectural nature of the homes, children staying in the home must be at least six years old.

Chef upon Request Menu

Stay at the Balter House and Visit Fallingwater on us!

For the month of July 2008, reserve two nights at the Balter House* and receive Two Complimentary Regular Tour Tickets** to Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater. Tour times will be scheduled in advance according to your agenda and tour availability during your stay. Experience true mountain serenity combined with superior architecture in this private wooded setting. Guests describe this fabulous home as a "magical tree house." Come and experience it for yourself!

*Reservations must be made after July 1, 2008. Does not apply to existing reservations. Base rate is $395.00 per night inclusive of 3 guests. Additional $50 per person, per night for 4th, 5th and 6th guests.

**Does not include indepth tour.

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Check out our new Holiday Packages

Thanksgiving Harvest Feast Lodging Package 2008

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Holiday Bliss Progressive Feast

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A Mountain Christmas in the Wright Style Lodging/Dining Package

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Nestle-in for New Year’s Eve Package

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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.