National Registry of Historic Places

Modernism amid the Allegheny Mountains

Seemingly emerging from the hillside,

Lynn Hall is a marriage between nature

and architecture.

What Our Clients Say

Lynn Hall’s stone-and-glass exterior above a landscaped pond and waterfall, framed by Japanese maples and evergreens

“Thank you for your artistic and thoughtful restoration which makes it not only a beautiful place, but also a wonderful experience.”

-- Hoboken, New Jersey

Live-edge wood slab side table with a natural-edge top, ceramic vases and dried branches below an abstract landscape painting
Stone gas fireplace with ceramic fire balls, a wood mantel and magazines stacked on the hearth

“What a wonderful experience staying in this historical building… our accommodations were better equipped than a high-end hotel.”

-- Christiane

Tea station with a black kettle, teapot and teas on a wood counter by a brass sink and sunlit window

“Amazing architecture. Nothing compares to this stay in the region.”

-- Sam

“What an exceptional place! Everything inside is a work of art. The tour was fascinating (the appetizers were also works of art!)”

--Michelle

Tour appetizers

“If there was a category greater than "Super Host," Rick and Adam would top that list.”

-- Ann and Bob

Garden at Lynn Hall running from indoors to out, with a Japanese stone lantern, plants and rocks beside a window, and a copper mobile overhead

Unique Stays

01

Architects Suite

Enter via a stone bridge across the large water feature at the front of Lynn Hall to the Architect’s Suite – Ray Viner Hall’s original architects office.

Midcentury modern living room with a stone fireplace, lounge chair, coffee table and geometric rug below a wall of ribbon windows

02

Usonian Apartment

Whether it’s a multigenerational reunion or a corporate retreat, we handle accommodations, activities, and on-site coordination so everyone can focus on the experience.

Seating area with a stone fireplace, dark wood mantel, black leather Eames chair, round wood and glass coffee table and textured rug

03

Usonian Cottage

Registered as an Historic Place, Lynn Hall’s cottage was built in 1939 and is a prototype for what would become Ray Viner Hall’s version of a Usonian Home.

Stone fireplace with a midcentury starburst metal wall sculpture and a sheepskin-draped bench

Things to do during your stay

Illustration of Lynn Hall’s stone-and-glass exterior with its cantilevered terraces

Lynn Hall Historical Tour

For our guest we offer an in depth tour of the historical significance of Lynn Hall and the Hall’s contribution to Organic Architecture.

Tours start at $35 per person for a 1.5-2 hour experience. Upgrade to our enhanced tour for $75 per person to include wine or mocktails with light appetizers and conversation.

Both options require advance booking. We recommend scheduling your tour for 4 PM on your arrival day if possible.

Spread of appetizers for a tour including olives, skewers, dips, stuffed grape leaves and pastries on a black granite countertop

With over 500 trails and bike paths to explore, rivers and lakes to canoe, museums that engage and galaxies to ponder you are sure to find your own adventure. Below are a few examples, check out more places to explore and suggestions on where to eat in our area guidebook located on our Airbnb page.

Allegheny National Forest
Kinzua Bridge State Park
Elk County
Griffis Sculpture Park
Cherry Springs State Park
Pine Creek Gorge
Nobu, the resident Tonkinese cat, by a sunlit window.

Your Questions, Answered

Why is there a minimum two-night stay?

Lynn Hall is an experiential stay. We put a lot of effort into the details to make your stay special. Most of our clients comment that they wish they could stay longer as they are leaving. In short, one night is just not enough time to take it all in.


Which came first – Lynn Hall or Fallingwater?

Lynn Hall. Although Walter was influenced by Frank Llyod Wright, there was a confluence of circumstances and influences that led to the creation of his own masterpiece. Take the tour to learn more.


Can you stop by without taking a tour?

Lynn Hall is a private residence, with guests staying in three short term rentals off and on. However, you are welcome to stop in and respectfully view the property.