The Downtown House, 5br Historic Downtown Truckee, newly remodeled, free parking | House in Truckee

Recognizably the best and most convenient location in historic downtown Truckee. Completely remodeled and updated 5 Bedroom, 2 Bath home. Private rear deck and garden. Free on site dedicated parking. Mere steps to shopping, restaurants, pub, train, and bus station. Perfect for family gatherings with semiprivate quarters for grandparents, and/or shared accommodations with friends, etc. 20 minute drive to Lake Tahoe, 5 min to Donner Lake, 15-20 min to all major skiing Squaw Valley/Alpine, Northstar, Sugar Bowl. 10-15 min to 6 championship golf courses. The Downtown House is located in a beautifully restored Queen Anne Victorian c.1880 and is one of the few remaining residential buildings on Commercial Row in Truckee. Truckee's Commercial Row is a vibrant mix of restaurants, bars, shops and galleries right our your front door! The entry up a wide set of stairs is a welcoming south facing, glass enclosed, front porch which is ideal for morning tea or coffee, reading a book, or just watching the active streetscape unfold below you. The 5 - bedroom Downtown House option is uniquely set up as a combination of the Downtown East and Downtown West suites. This convenient option is perfect for two families, with the possibility of a more private option for the grandparents or others. There are two separate entrances off of the front porch that lead into their respective side of the house and one rear door from the West Suite that allows for convenient circulation back and forth into the main kitchen. Downtown West: With 10' ceilings, refinished wood floors throughout, clear vertical grain Douglas Fir trim, the West Suite has an open, warm, and inviting feel. A recently installed forced air furnace and hot water heater guarantees your comfort. - A Living Room sofa and chair which are situated in front of a 50" 'smart TV' connected to basic cable service and Wi-Fi, capable of streaming a guest's web based programming. The sofa is a queen sleeper with an upgraded memory foam mattress. -The Master West Suite includes a kitchenette, with all new appliances including refrigerator, 2 burner induction cook-top, microwave, Keurig coffee maker, toaster, and sink. -The Bedroom, located at the rear of the building and furthest from the street, has a King size bed with down comforter, two nightstands, lights, alarm clock, and convenient storage for clothes and luggage. -The Bathroom is stocked with plentiful plush towels, soap, body wash, shampoo and hairdryer. - There is a door off the hallway to the bathroom that opens into the Kitchen of the East Suite. Downtown East Description: -A large living room with a cozy window sea the affords a unique 180 degree view of the street scape below. There is a Sofa and Love seat. The Sofa is a queen sleeper with upgraded memory foam mattress -a 50" Smart TV, with basis cable and Wi-Fi. - gas Fireplace, with working desk and separate bookshelf stocked with a collection of novels, local history, and something for everyone. -A beautiful large, sunny, and fully stocked kitchen with Dining table for 6. The kitchen includes a full size refrigerator, gas range with oven. micro wave, dishwasher, Keurig coffee maker and blender. - A back door off the kitchen opens to a large private deck and garden with a 6 person table with umbrella for outside gatherings in warmer weather. -Washer/Dryer located in a closet off of the Kitchen. -Upstairs there are 4 bedrooms all with new mattresses and bedding that include 1 King, 2 Queens, 2 twin beds. All bedrooms include beside lamps, nightstands, and alarm clocks. Also included is convenient and plentiful storage for clothes and luggage. -There is a large bathroom located upstairs which is stocked with plentiful plush towels, soap, body wash, shampoo, and hairdryer. Also situated in the bathroom is a separate makeup vanity. Technically situated on the edge of Brickletown (named after E.J. Brickell one of the original owners of Truckee Tahoe Lumber) you are less than 100 yards from the closest eating establishment! Truckee is well known as one of the best small mountain towns in the Western U.S. Whether visiting in summer or winter there are countless activities to enjoy, most within easy walking distance of your new home away from home. Excellent restaurants and coffee shops, diverse shopping and art galleries, refined as well as notorious drinking establishments, live music, people watching, biking/hiking the new Legacy Trail (year-round), fishing or rafting the Truckee River, Truckee Community Arts Center for live theatre, Truckee Thursdays with craft fair, food trucks, live music and beer garden (summer), Truckee Regional Park with disc golf, skateboard park, ice skating (winter) and Music in the Park ( summer), Farmers Market (summer), Truckee Rec Center with climbing wall and new Swim Center and Truckee’s own public golf course Ponderosa affectionately known by locals as “Pondo”. Truckee being the gateway town to Lake Tahoe and the Northern Sierras makes it the perfect location as your choice for a vacation Historically Truckee’s development has always been tied directly to its location at the edge of the Sierras and the “doorway to the west” over Donner Pass. Native Indians would spend summers in the surrounding area fishing and hunting. The first pioneers on wagon trains would rest along the river and Donner Lake before tackling the climb over the pass. The story of the Donner Party in the winter of 1846/47 is well known and has been described as one of the most bizarre and spectacular tragedies in California history and western U.S. migration. From 1848 -55 the California gold rush brought a flood of gold seekers traveling west to seek their fortune. Soon though there was a rough and scrabble town with boarding houses, saloons and livery stables. Truckee’s growth was further fueled as the logging and lumber industry soon exploded with the demand for timber to support the gold mines in California and silver mines in Nevada. All these logs and lumber transported by man, horse and flume until the advent of the railroad. Truckee has long been known as a major railroad town. The first train arrived in Truckee in 1867 a year and a half before the golden spike was driven in Promontory Point, Utah in 1869. Truckee was the perfect staging point and roundabout location for supply trains from Sacramento. It also was the base for the men and machines responsible for clearing the huge amounts of snow that would bury the tracks during the long stormy winters of the High Sierra. Today the rail line is a major east- west route for the Union Pacific Railroad freight line carrying almost anything you can think of including fresh and frozen food, beverages, bulk grain, anything automotive from parts to finished autos, petro chemicals, fertilizer, soda ash, coal, and industrial raw and finished goods. The ‘Washoe Zephyr’ passenger train makes a daily stop in Truckee on its way to either Chicago, Illinois or Emeryville, Ca. For those guests of the Downtown House with a romantic heart and sense of history, the occasional train rumbling through town can be a thoughtful and even thrilling experience, for the very light sleeper though, it occasionally may be seen as a minor inconvenience.

The Downtown House, 5br Historic Downtown Truckee, newly remodeled, free parking is located in Downtown. The Downtown House, 5br Historic Downtown Truckee, newly remodeled, free parking provides accommodation, featuring Child Friendly, Internet, Kitchen, among other amenities. This House features Child Friendly, Internet, Kitchen, to make your stay a comfortable one.

The Downtown House, 5br Historic Downtown Truckee, newly remodeled, free parking has 5 Bedrooms , 2 Bathrooms, and max occupancy of 14 people. The minimum rental for this property is 2 nights, but this can change depending on the season you plan on staying. Previous guests have given good rated it, and VRBO labeled it a top-rated House because of the excellent services rendered by the owner or manager of this House, and has consistently provided great experiences for their guests. Most families or guests that use it recommend it to their friends and some of them are repeat guests. House has a friendly neighborhood, and the Downtown has interesting places to visit. If you want to learn more about the House in Downtown, such as places to visit and things to do nearby, you can check below to learn more.