About 26 Lois Lane
Some homes impress you the moment you walk in. Others make you want to stay. 26 Lois Lane does both.
Tucked into more than 18 private acres just minutes from the charming town of Mercer, this remarkable mid-century home offers something increasingly hard to find: beautiful architecture, room to breathe, and a genuine sense of peace.
Designed by a protégé of Frank Lloyd Wright, the home was created to live in harmony with its surroundings. Walls of floor-to-ceiling windows bring the changing seasons indoors, filling the rooms with natural light and views of the property. Pennsylvania slate floors, warm wood tones, stone, and two fireplaces give the home character and warmth that simply can’t be recreated in newer construction.
Imagine slow mornings with coffee overlooking the grounds, evenings gathered around the fire, and dinner parties where the kitchen and living spaces become the heart of the night. The Wolf six-burner range is ready for serious cooking, while the home’s open, light-filled spaces make entertaining feel effortless.
The primary suite feels like a private retreat, with an adjoining library that offers a quiet place to read, work, or simply unwind. A steam shower adds a little everyday luxury.
Outside, the property becomes a world of its own. Wander through the gardens, spend an afternoon by the pond, grow flowers or vegetables in the greenhouse, or simply enjoy having 18 acres where privacy and nature surround you. There is space here for hobbies, gatherings, pets, and whatever version of country living you’ve been imagining.
A detached four-car garage provides exceptional room for vehicles, a workshop, or a collection.
And while the setting feels wonderfully removed from the rush of everyday life, you’re not isolated. Mercer is close by, with convenient access to Pittsburgh, Erie, and surrounding communities.
26 Lois Lane isn’t a house designed to look like every other house. It’s a home for someone who wants character, privacy, nature, and a place that feels distinctly their own.
Come walk through it. Sit by the windows for a while. Explore the grounds.
You may discover that this is the place you’ve been looking for.
