House in Kenwood, CA
6 guests · 4 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this house rental
Maison Jacqueline is a country home located in Sonoma county's Valley of the Moon and in the heart of the wine county. It is in Kenwood which is about 1.5 hours from SF airport. Maison Jacqueline is a country cottage styled with good taste and comfort, combining local charm and modern living. When you cross over the foot bridge and enter through the gate you feel instantly relaxed, especially when you see the hot tub...wink...and the beautiful front yard. It has 3 bedrooms, 1 den, 2 bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen with indoor and out door dining areas. The living room has a flat screen TV giving friends and family a center for entertainment. There is a wrap around deck with a gas grill, a dining area and a lounge area. Maison Jacqueline has been renovated, featuring new hardwood floors, windows, new appliances and fixtures. The hot tub tucked away under the plum trees, gives it privacy and a romantic feeling, it's a little piece of heaven...
The scenic drive from the hustle and bustle of San Francisco is just the beginning of your amazing getaway. Lakeview highway is the route that takes you through hills and valleys covered in grape vines and fields of wheat as far as the eye can see. You will see horse ranches ranging from “mini” horses, and sheep grazing peacefully through hills and valleys. It will take your breath away! Stop at the eclectic Earnie’s Tin Bar frequented by the locals for a sophisticated microbrew on your way. Quirky and fun! End your 1.5 hour journey from SF at the doorstep of Maison Jacqueline. A breath of fresh air and a pocket of heaven.
Google Sonoma County Regional Parks facilities. It's a great site for out door activities.
Kenwood is in the heart of Sonoma wine country, lying east of Sonoma Creek in the upper part of Sonoma Valley. “The Valley of the Moon”. Bennett Mountain lies west of the town, and Sugarloaf Ridge to the northeast. There are 3 state parks in the vicinity where mountain biking and hiking are to die for. If you can bring your bikes it is a terrific area for biking and touring the countryside.
As you drive through Glen Ellen on your way here, you may want to stop and pick up wine, cheese, local produce, dairy, meats, and fish at The Glen Ellen Village Market (right side of Arnold), boasting an amazing deli with beautiful food to go. Across the street you will notice Les Pascals a Patisserie that is amazing !!! It is owned by a French couple, who will transform your tastebuds and heart to a French country bakery experience. A few steps away is the Saloon/ bar and grill, a former haunt of Jack London. It's a favorite watering hole where the locals go to catch up on the local goings on. And you can it outside along the river, a peaceful place to gather.
Once you have settled in, you may want to walk over to Muscardini's wine tasting room, just a couple of blocks up Cypress Ave on the corner of Hwy 12. It’s a local favorite. Sit out side and enjoy the view. Or, cool off in their wine tasting room. If your lucky James will be there, he plays super cool music and will give you a wine tasting you will totally enjoy. VJB is 2 blocks up 12 just before Cafe Citti. It has a gorgeous wine tasitng room and a fabulous deli dept. VJB is a family owned vineyard, who are originally from Itlay. Visit their high quality deli and their own locally produced wines. Kunde and Kenwood wineries are up Cypress on an route 12, both have good wine and lovely tasting rooms with out door seating.
Kenwood village is only 4 blocks away. Try Palooza, a fun casual beer and wine bar with great food and locally brewed beer and ales. Most nights they have Ping Pong tournaments ! Café Citti, just before Kenwood village on 12 has "light" Northern Italian cuisine with a casual atmosphere, home made pastas and sauces, just like Nonna would make. Salt and Stone is wonderful and has good bar area that serves food if you feel spontaneous and don't have reservations. Or just relax, have a glass of wine. Take a hot tub, and/or lay in the hammock to read or check your email.
Activities close by:
Sonoma Valley is full of fun things to do. Whether you're into bird watching or skydiving, hiking, picnicking, horseback riding, or biking, ballooning, golfing, or gliding, there's something fun for everyone in our area. If you’d like to see the Pacific ocean, it’s about an hour drive out to the coast. Good oyster tasting, kayaking, and walks on the beach.
To get even more relaxed we can arrange for a private chef and/or massage therapists on site. And there is one of the World's top spas rated by Conde Nast magazine just a couple of minutes up on 12, with a lovely pool.
Sonoma Valley has been rated as one of the top destinations in the world for food and wine. Come on up...
Sonoma Square:
Is a 15-minute drive from Kenwood. There are unique shops, a multitude of restaurants, and a wonderful cheese store right there on the square. A farmers market is held on weekends.
My favorite restaurant on the square is “The Girl and the Fig” It is wonderful! A must “go to” restaurant. I advise making reservations ahead of time. She also has a sister restaurant in the town of Glen Ellen only 7 minutes down Rt. 12 that is equally delicious.
Suggestions of local wineries:
Kunde, Chateau Sr jean, Matanzas, BR Cohn, Chalk Hill, Schug, Anaba, Sabastiani, Tin Barn, Gloria Ferrer, Armida.
I love Kunde right across the street on 12. The wine is delicious and the outdoor tasting area is in a gorgeous setting. The people who work there are terrific, and I recommend taking the cave tour, it’s free and very informative.
Things to do:
Sonoma Valley is alive with activities and places to go. Morton’s Hot Springs on Warm Springs Road is traditional for families who grew up in the bay area. Take a swim, have a picnic by the creek. Relax no worries…
Google Sonoma Regional parks for more detailed info.
Dining: In Kenwood and Glen Ellen:
Café Citti: Northern Italian cuisine; delicious and reasonably priced. Out door seating is available or get it to go and take it back to the house.
Palooza” has local and a trendy atmosphere. Good food, wine and beer.
The Fig: great food similar to its sister restaurant, The Girl and the Fig on Sonoma Square.
The Glen Ellen Star: The chef from French Laundry is the chef and owner. It is casual yet elegant.
The Glen Ellen Inn: is charming with good food and a sweet outdoor dining area.
Wolf Bar and Grill: Very local, old style bar and grill.
Property Type:
Ranch style House
1700. ft.
Meals:
The kitchen is fully stocked with everything you will need.
Suitability:
Ages 12 and up.
Non Smoking Only
Dogs are OK.
Bedrooms:
All have closets and ceilings fans
3 Bedrooms, and a den. Sleeps 6,
Master Bedroom : Private entrance, Queen bed, private bath large windows with good light.
2'nd Bedroom: queen bed
3rd Bedroom : Trundle bed; can be 2 single beds, or one queen bed.
Den or 4th bedroom single bed
Bathrooms: total 2 Bathrooms, 1 shared, one private in the MB
Other Amenities:
Quality linens, and towels, good pillows, extra blankets, shampoo and conditioner, multiple hair dryers, ironing board, and iron,
Dining Area:
Seating for 6 can fit 8
2 sets of dish ware, brick a brack silver flat ware, place mats, cloth napkins, several sets of glassware, coffee cups and condiments.
Living Room :
Comfortable couch, 2 lounge chairs, flat screen , cable TV
Brick Fireplace (not in use)
Kitchen:
Stainless gas stove, 5 burners, confection oven (or regular oven)
Stainless Refrigerator: With filtered / chilled water and ice dispenser.
Bosch stainless dishwasher
Microwave
Blender
2 Coffee makers, and a coffee grinder
Toaster oven
citrus juicer
Entertainment:
Books
Games: Monopoly, scrabble, art supplies; water colors.
Music Library: Mini based sound system, Good for streaming.
Ceiling fans in most rooms.
Air Conditioning
Heating: Central Heating
Broadband Access: Comcast, high speed internet / Exfinity
Computer: no... bring your own...
Printer: yes
Iron, steamer & Board
Linens Provided: High thread count fine linens
Towels Provided:
Washing Machine & Dryer
Hair Dryer
House Cleaning
additional
Outdoor Grill
Lighted Badminton!
Hot Tub: 4 person jetted hot tub.
Street parking for 4
Theme:
Adventure
Get away
Historic
Romantic
Family reunions
Attractions:
Festivals
Health/Beauty Spas
Restaurants
Winery Tours
Local Services & Businesses
ATM/Bank
Post office
Grocery stores close by,
wineries eateries tasting rooms
Leisure Activities:
Antiquing
Yoga
Getting a message and or Mud bath
Wine tasting
Scenic Drives
Gliding
zip lining
kyaking
Bird watching
Mountain biking
Hiking
Beaching
Dog parks
Fly Fishing
Swimming
Shopping
Fishing
Golf
Hot Air Ballooning
Mountain Biking
Rock Climbing
Swimming
The scenic drive from the hustle and bustle of San Francisco is just the beginning of your amazing getaway. Lakeview highway is the route that takes you through hills and valleys covered in grape vines and fields of wheat as far as the eye can see. You will see horse ranches ranging from “mini” horses, and sheep grazing peacefully through hills and valleys. It will take your breath away! Stop at the eclectic Earnie’s Tin Bar frequented by the locals for a sophisticated microbrew on your way. Quirky and fun! End your 1.5 hour journey from SF at the doorstep of Maison Jacqueline. A breath of fresh air and a pocket of heaven.
Google Sonoma County Regional Parks facilities. It's a great site for out door activities.
Kenwood is in the heart of Sonoma wine country, lying east of Sonoma Creek in the upper part of Sonoma Valley. “The Valley of the Moon”. Bennett Mountain lies west of the town, and Sugarloaf Ridge to the northeast. There are 3 state parks in the vicinity where mountain biking and hiking are to die for. If you can bring your bikes it is a terrific area for biking and touring the countryside.
As you drive through Glen Ellen on your way here, you may want to stop and pick up wine, cheese, local produce, dairy, meats, and fish at The Glen Ellen Village Market (right side of Arnold), boasting an amazing deli with beautiful food to go. Across the street you will notice Les Pascals a Patisserie that is amazing !!! It is owned by a French couple, who will transform your tastebuds and heart to a French country bakery experience. A few steps away is the Saloon/ bar and grill, a former haunt of Jack London. It's a favorite watering hole where the locals go to catch up on the local goings on. And you can it outside along the river, a peaceful place to gather.
Once you have settled in, you may want to walk over to Muscardini's wine tasting room, just a couple of blocks up Cypress Ave on the corner of Hwy 12. It’s a local favorite. Sit out side and enjoy the view. Or, cool off in their wine tasting room. If your lucky James will be there, he plays super cool music and will give you a wine tasting you will totally enjoy. VJB is 2 blocks up 12 just before Cafe Citti. It has a gorgeous wine tasitng room and a fabulous deli dept. VJB is a family owned vineyard, who are originally from Itlay. Visit their high quality deli and their own locally produced wines. Kunde and Kenwood wineries are up Cypress on an route 12, both have good wine and lovely tasting rooms with out door seating.
Kenwood village is only 4 blocks away. Try Palooza, a fun casual beer and wine bar with great food and locally brewed beer and ales. Most nights they have Ping Pong tournaments ! Café Citti, just before Kenwood village on 12 has "light" Northern Italian cuisine with a casual atmosphere, home made pastas and sauces, just like Nonna would make. Salt and Stone is wonderful and has good bar area that serves food if you feel spontaneous and don't have reservations. Or just relax, have a glass of wine. Take a hot tub, and/or lay in the hammock to read or check your email.
Activities close by:
Sonoma Valley is full of fun things to do. Whether you're into bird watching or skydiving, hiking, picnicking, horseback riding, or biking, ballooning, golfing, or gliding, there's something fun for everyone in our area. If you’d like to see the Pacific ocean, it’s about an hour drive out to the coast. Good oyster tasting, kayaking, and walks on the beach.
To get even more relaxed we can arrange for a private chef and/or massage therapists on site. And there is one of the World's top spas rated by Conde Nast magazine just a couple of minutes up on 12, with a lovely pool.
Sonoma Valley has been rated as one of the top destinations in the world for food and wine. Come on up...
Sonoma Square:
Is a 15-minute drive from Kenwood. There are unique shops, a multitude of restaurants, and a wonderful cheese store right there on the square. A farmers market is held on weekends.
My favorite restaurant on the square is “The Girl and the Fig” It is wonderful! A must “go to” restaurant. I advise making reservations ahead of time. She also has a sister restaurant in the town of Glen Ellen only 7 minutes down Rt. 12 that is equally delicious.
Suggestions of local wineries:
Kunde, Chateau Sr jean, Matanzas, BR Cohn, Chalk Hill, Schug, Anaba, Sabastiani, Tin Barn, Gloria Ferrer, Armida.
I love Kunde right across the street on 12. The wine is delicious and the outdoor tasting area is in a gorgeous setting. The people who work there are terrific, and I recommend taking the cave tour, it’s free and very informative.
Things to do:
Sonoma Valley is alive with activities and places to go. Morton’s Hot Springs on Warm Springs Road is traditional for families who grew up in the bay area. Take a swim, have a picnic by the creek. Relax no worries…
Google Sonoma Regional parks for more detailed info.
Dining: In Kenwood and Glen Ellen:
Café Citti: Northern Italian cuisine; delicious and reasonably priced. Out door seating is available or get it to go and take it back to the house.
Palooza” has local and a trendy atmosphere. Good food, wine and beer.
The Fig: great food similar to its sister restaurant, The Girl and the Fig on Sonoma Square.
The Glen Ellen Star: The chef from French Laundry is the chef and owner. It is casual yet elegant.
The Glen Ellen Inn: is charming with good food and a sweet outdoor dining area.
Wolf Bar and Grill: Very local, old style bar and grill.
Property Type:
Ranch style House
1700. ft.
Meals:
The kitchen is fully stocked with everything you will need.
Suitability:
Ages 12 and up.
Non Smoking Only
Dogs are OK.
Bedrooms:
All have closets and ceilings fans
3 Bedrooms, and a den. Sleeps 6,
Master Bedroom : Private entrance, Queen bed, private bath large windows with good light.
2'nd Bedroom: queen bed
3rd Bedroom : Trundle bed; can be 2 single beds, or one queen bed.
Den or 4th bedroom single bed
Bathrooms: total 2 Bathrooms, 1 shared, one private in the MB
Other Amenities:
Quality linens, and towels, good pillows, extra blankets, shampoo and conditioner, multiple hair dryers, ironing board, and iron,
Dining Area:
Seating for 6 can fit 8
2 sets of dish ware, brick a brack silver flat ware, place mats, cloth napkins, several sets of glassware, coffee cups and condiments.
Living Room :
Comfortable couch, 2 lounge chairs, flat screen , cable TV
Brick Fireplace (not in use)
Kitchen:
Stainless gas stove, 5 burners, confection oven (or regular oven)
Stainless Refrigerator: With filtered / chilled water and ice dispenser.
Bosch stainless dishwasher
Microwave
Blender
2 Coffee makers, and a coffee grinder
Toaster oven
citrus juicer
Entertainment:
Books
Games: Monopoly, scrabble, art supplies; water colors.
Music Library: Mini based sound system, Good for streaming.
Ceiling fans in most rooms.
Air Conditioning
Heating: Central Heating
Broadband Access: Comcast, high speed internet / Exfinity
Computer: no... bring your own...
Printer: yes
Iron, steamer & Board
Linens Provided: High thread count fine linens
Towels Provided:
Washing Machine & Dryer
Hair Dryer
House Cleaning
additional
Outdoor Grill
Lighted Badminton!
Hot Tub: 4 person jetted hot tub.
Street parking for 4
Theme:
Adventure
Get away
Historic
Romantic
Family reunions
Attractions:
Festivals
Health/Beauty Spas
Restaurants
Winery Tours
Local Services & Businesses
ATM/Bank
Post office
Grocery stores close by,
wineries eateries tasting rooms
Leisure Activities:
Antiquing
Yoga
Getting a message and or Mud bath
Wine tasting
Scenic Drives
Gliding
zip lining
kyaking
Bird watching
Mountain biking
Hiking
Beaching
Dog parks
Fly Fishing
Swimming
Shopping
Fishing
Golf
Hot Air Ballooning
Mountain Biking
Rock Climbing
Swimming
Amenities at Charming Country Home Nestled In Kenwood Village the heart of the wine country.
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Kenwood, CA
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"We had a lovely stay at Jackie’s house. The property was perfect for our needs (4 women), location was central to numerous wineries and tasting rooms as well as restaurants. The house and kitchen were..."
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