Front view of Nomad House
Location: Grass Valley, Gold Country & High Sierra, California, USA (Near Nevada City, one hour from Sacramento airport) View Map
Accommodations: House, 3 Bedrooms + Convertible Bed(s), 2.25 Baths (Sleeps 7-9)
The Nomad House
This beautiful home was built in 1982 on 60 acres of hillside property above the south fork of the Yuba River in northern California's historic Mother Lode gold country. It's just 20 minutes from the historic towns of Grass Valley and Nevada City. The interior features a twenty foot high cathedral ceiling, with three bedrooms sleeping up to seven, and two full baths on the upper floor. It includes a fully equipped kitchen, outdoor gas grill, hot tub and swimming pool. Broadband internet access is included. The large outdoor deck offers a view of Lake Engelbright, which is fed by the Yuba. Our caretakers, Matt and Miranda, are available to provide any help and information you may need.
Keywords: House
Vacation Rental Features
- Amenities
- Clothes Dryer
- Washing Machine
- Woodstove
- Parking For RV/Boat/Trailer
- Linens Provided
- Covered Parking
- Beds
- King (2)
- Twin/ Single (3)
- Sleep Sofa /Futon
- Entertainment
- CD
- Hot Tub
- Private Pool
- Stereo System
- DVD
- VCR
- Kitchen
- Full Kitchen
- Refrigerator
- Cooking Utensils
- Ice Maker
- Microwave
- Dish Washer
- Outdoor Features
- Gazebo
- Deck/Patio
- Gas/Electric BBQ Grill
- Communications
- Broadband Access
- Telephone
- Wireless Broadband
- Suitability
- Children Welcome
- Handicapped Accessible (May Have Limitations)
- Pets Considered
- Non Smoking Only
- Activities
- Skiing
- Swimming
- Cycling
- Shopping
- Tennis
- Water Skiing
- Golf
- Mountain Biking
- Hiking
- Fishing
- Museums
- Antiquing
- Cinemas
- Restaurants
- Live Theater
- Basketball Court
- Cross Country Skiing
- Boating
- Horseback Riding
- Sight Seeing
- Other Activities
- Concerts, music festivals, farmers market
Rate Details (In US Dollars)
Two-tier rate structure (high & low season) From Memorial Day-Labor Day, Thanksgiving-President's Day $700/weekend .. $1150/week .. $2000/2 weeks .. $3500/month All other times: 20% discount off high season rates
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
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Map & Owner's Profile
Property Photos
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- Front view of Nomad House
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- Living room area
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- Swimming pool
Traveler Reviews (1)
LOVE THIS HOUSE
Guest: MT
(United States)
Date of Stay: 08/04/11
Review Submitted: 05/10/12
I think people come here for a lot of different reasons, but if you are in your 20s and like to enjoy a few beers in the woods but your friends can't imagine sleeping in a tent, this is the perfect place for you. Everything about this house is perfect. I came in the summer for my 23rd birthday with 8 of my friends. First of all the price is amazing because its $700 for 3 nights in high season and you only pay half when you book it...and there are no bullshit cleaning fees. The pictures really don't do this place justice because we walked in and were completely overwhelmed with how nice it was. The house basically sits on top of a mountain and when you go out back (where the pool is) all you see is a downsloping forest that ends at a lake. The fact that you really don't see any other houses makes you feel truly secluded. The Yuba River is a short drive away so you can enjoy the river for awhile and then if you feel like heading back away from the crowds or if you just want to float around the pool with a drink in your hand (no glass though!) then you can do that easily. My friends and I had so much fun here that for a few days after we left, we all had PNHD - post nomad house depression. We already booked our stay for this year and I'm sure it's going to be a regular tradition.
Recommended for:Pet owners, romantic getaway, adventure seekers, girls getaway, age 55+, families with young children, sightseeing, families with teenagers.
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