House in Templeton, CA
Reasons to book
About this house rental
☆ Three Bedrooms | Sleeps Seven ☆
Primary Bedroom: King bed and reach-in closet
Second Bedroom: King bed and reach-in closet
Third Bedroom: Full-over-twin bunk bed and reach-in closet
Blackout shades for restful mornings
☆ Remodeled Full Bathroom ☆
Shared hallway bathroom
Tub and shower combination
Updated fixtures and finishes
☆ Full Kitchen ☆
Full-size refrigerator
Electric range and oven
Microwave and dishwasher
Keurig coffee maker
Garbage disposal
☆ Comfortable Living Space ☆
Living room with television
Window-unit air conditioning
Starlink WiFi
Indoor fireplace adds historic character but is not available for guest use
☆ Vineyard Outdoor Living ☆
Two outdoor lounge sets
Eight-piece patio dining set
Outdoor bar beside the bocce court
Propane grill
Wood-burning fire pit
Bocce ball court and cornhole
☆ Family-Friendly Amenities ☆
Crib and high chair
Blackout shades
Washer and electric dryer in the laundry room
Ample on-site parking
☆ Safety & Security ☆
Smoke and carbon-monoxide detectors
Fire extinguisher located in the laundry room
Yale smart-lock entry
Exterior Ring and Nest security cameras
☆ An Extraordinary Wine-Country Setting ☆
Historic farmhouse situated on an 80-acre vineyard estate
Located in Paso Robles’ acclaimed Willow Creek AVA
Surrounded by producing vineyards and rolling countryside
Convenient access to celebrated wineries and downtown Paso Robles
Please Note: This is a rural farmhouse, so guests may occasionally encounter insects or spiders. The indoor fireplace is strictly off-limits, and guests must remain outside marked vineyard and operational areas.
Paso Robles is best known as a vibrant wine-country city with a walkable historic downtown square (restaurants, tasting rooms, galleries and regular events), numerous nearby wineries and tasting rooms (both rural estates and urban tasting rooms in Tin City/downtown), craft breweries, and agricultural landscapes (orchards and vineyards). The city also hosts the Paso Robles Event Center (county fairs, expos and concerts). The overall vibe blends small‑town charm with a busy wine‑tourism economy — quiet residential streets near more active commercial corridors and rural roads that lead into vineyard country.
Driving is the most convenient option — most attractions, wineries and grocery/restaurant options are within a short drive. Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) and local taxis operate in the area but can be slower in rural parts and during peak event weekends. Paso Express (local fixed-route) provides in-city service; San Luis Obispo Regional Transit Authority (RTA) operates intercity routes that connect Paso Robles with San Luis Obispo, Atascadero and other nearby towns (RTA Route connections including service to the Paso Robles Transit Center). Amtrak serves Paso Robles station (daily Coast Starlight) with Thruway motorcoach connections to other corridors. For shorter local trips some guests use bicycle (seasonal, limited bike lanes) or organized winery shuttles/tours for safe travel between tasting rooms.
