Open Inviting Luxury Cottage on Small Farm in Sonoma Wine Country, California

Description

This glamping accommodation can sleep up to four guests. It has an open, loft-style floor plan, with the kitchen, bedroom, living room, and dining area all in the same room, though the luxury rental feels artfully separated by its decor and the furniture arrangement. The bed is queen-size and piled high with cozy pillows and linens, and the bathroom has a glass shower, a sink, and a toilet, with towels and toiletries included.

A gas fireplace that looks as if it were real will keep glampers toasty warm on chillier nights. It's right next to the sofa, which can be converted into an additional bed, in the living room area, which also has a coffee table and pillows and blankets to curl up with. Glampers will also find a Smart TV that can connect to the accommodation's Wi-Fi, giving guests access to all their program-viewing accounts, such as Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and YouTube.

A small dining room table is directly in front of the sitting area, close to the kitchen. The fully equipped kitchen comes with a two-burner stove, a toaster, a large microwave, a refrigerator, a coffeemaker, all the necessary cooking and serving utensils, and basic pantry items. As this glamping rental is located on a farm, the hosts offer to share their delicious, farm-fresh eggs with guests.

The private backyard area includes plenty of outdoor furniture and seating. There is a petite garden with strawberries, greens, and other in-season produce, which glampers are more than welcome to help themselves to. From the backyard, guests will have a pleasing view of the farm and a eucalyptus grove

This glamping rental is located on a small farm, and guests will likely catch sight of a horse, a chicken, a milking goat, or one of the hosts' dogs. While the hosts do have animals and pets, no animal has ever set foot in the cottage rental, keeping it allergen-free.

Outside of the cottage, there is a small garden with strawberries, greens, and other seasonal produce, and there are also fruit trees on the property. The hosts make their own goat cheese and have farm-fresh eggs from their chickens, too, all of which they like to share with guests.