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Summary Soak in the hot tub as Russian River views, vineyards, and rolling hills stretch toward Fitch Mountain itself — this 1940s Camp Rose cottage sleeps 4, with a semi-private community beach a half-mile downhill and Healdsburg Plaza tasting rooms two miles away. The space Spend mornings with Nespresso on the deck as light catches the Russian River below, afternoons walking the half-mile down to Camp Rose's semi-private community beach or the public Del Rio Woods access a mile up the road, and evenings two miles away in downtown Healdsburg among the tasting rooms, vineyards, and restaurants around the Plaza. Settle into the sectional in the sunny living room, where a stone hearth anchors the space and wall sconces throw warm light across the hardwood — a comfortable spot to plan tomorrow's run at Dry Creek Vineyard, Trentadue Winery, or Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate & Gardens. Cook in the vintage-style kitchen stocked with the essentials and a Nespresso maker, then linger at the dining table as a wall of windows pulls the hillside and river valley right to your plate. A pass-through window keeps the cook in the conversation, and the attached laundry room with washer/dryer makes longer stays easy — handy after a day at Armstrong Redwoods, Safari West, or the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts. OUTDOOR LIVING Step onto the expansive deck for your private hot tub overlooking the Russian River, vineyards, rolling hills, and Fitch Mountain itself. Pull up a chair at the outdoor dining table, sink into the comfortable sitting area furniture, or claim the hanging egg chair for an afternoon book — horizontal wood fencing and mature trees keep it all feeling private. SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS - Bedroom 1: King bed plus twin trundle - Bedroom 2: Twin bed Sleeps 4 across 1 bathroom.

The neighborhood Perched on the slopes of Fitch Mountain in the historic Camp Rose neighborhood, you're perfectly positioned to explore Healdsburg's wine country treasures. Walk just half a mile downhill to reach the semi-private Camp Rose beach access on the Russian River — exclusively for neighborhood residents. For more river fun, Del Rio Woods Regional Park (0.5 miles) offers public beach access and trails. The renowned Fitch Mountain Park & Open Space Preserve Trailhead (0.9 miles) provides hiking with panoramic valley views. Downtown Healdsburg's charming Plaza lies just 2 miles away, home to SingleThread Farm Restaurant (2.0 miles), Bravas Bar de Tapas (2.0 miles), and Valette (1.9 miles). Stock up on organic groceries at Shelton's Natural Foods Market (1.9 miles) or grab artisan sandwiches from Journeyman Meat Co. (2.0 miles). Wine tasting rooms line the Plaza, while the actual vineyards of Dry Creek Valley, Russian River Valley, and Alexander Valley fan out within a 15-minute drive. Getting around Healdsburg is about 75 minutes from San Francisco via US-101 North — a straight, scenic drive into the heart of Sonoma wine country. You have one designated parking space in the driveway, plus one on-street spot that's usually available. A car is the easiest way to take in the three valleys that meet here — Dry Creek, Alexander, and Russian River. For tasting days, plan a designated driver or book a rideshare ahead — it makes the whole day easier. Other things to note This 1940s cottage is part of the historic Camp Rose neighborhood, which means you'll have access to the semi-private Camp Rose river beach — a special perk only for residents! The home stays naturally cool thanks to cross-ventilation from its hillside perch, though air conditioning is available for warmer days. The vintage red and cream checkerboard flooring in the kitchen and laundry area is original to the home's 1940s character. The primary renter must be 21 or older.