Healdsburg furnished 7BR monthly rental, two cottages, 30+ nights, hot tub

Summary:

Furnished 30-night-minimum rental: two 1940s cottages on one Fitch Mountain lot, two miles from Healdsburg Plaza, with no other tenant on the property. Utilities and Wi-Fi included. Seven bedrooms, two full kitchens, two baths plus a half, a washer, dryer, and desk in each cottage, air conditioning, and two designated parking spots. Suited to a large household, two families relocating together, or a crew on a long project. Stays of 30 to 90 nights. No pets.



The Space:

MONTHLY STAY BASICS

- Minimum 30 nights, maximum 90

- All utilities and Wi-Fi included in the rent

- Two separate cottages, each with its own entrance, kitchen, bath, washer and dryer, and desk

- Air conditioning and heat in both

- Two designated driveway spots (one per cottage) plus one on-street spot; a fourth car has to park at the Plaza

- Hot tub on the Rooster-side deck; fenced play yard

- No pets



Spend mornings on the deck as light catches the willows along the river, afternoons paddling the Russian River or sipping at Aperture Cellars and Stuhlmuller, and evenings on the patio with a Healdsburg Plaza bottle and dinner from the grill.



THE DRAGON SIDE (upstairs, sleeps 12)

An open living room gathers around a stone fireplace between white built-ins, a light grey sectional and a black leather lounge angled toward the valley view. The galley kitchen keeps the 1940s Camp Rose period alive — yellow-and-grey checkerboard floor, white cabinets, a gas range, and a windowed breakfast nook for two. A separate dining room seats six at a light-wood table beneath panoramic hillside views. Five bedrooms sleep twelve: a master with a king and calming blue-green walls, a queen bedroom with TV, a kids' room with twin beds and a trundle, a play-room bedroom with red slide and daybed, and a fifth with a double plus two twins.



THE ROOSTER SIDE (lower, sleeps 4)

A floor-to-ceiling natural-stone fireplace anchors the living room, a grey sectional and two navy cane-back chairs gathered under wall sconces. The vintage kitchen continues the period look — white cabinetry, dark hardware, wood-tone counters, and a red-and-cream checkerboard floor. Two bedrooms: a primary with a king and a twin trundle tucked beneath, plus a second bedroom with a twin. The deck out back wears a pergola throwing dappled shade over a private hot tub.



OUTDOOR LIVING (SHARED)

Russian River Valley views from nearly every window. The Dragon-side rooftop deck catches sunsets over the valley. The Rooster-side hot tub deck sits beneath a pergola. The backyard runs a playground with swing set, gymnastics rings, and ping-pong table; a BBQ grill, hammock, and mature trees finish the hillside.



SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS

Seven bedrooms across both sides sleep sixteen — see the per-side detail above. Each side has its own bath; each cottage is also listed on its own (Dragon Cottage, Rooster Cottage) for a smaller household.



PROPERTY AMENITIES

-- Two full kitchens (gas range and dishwasher on the Dragon side)

-- Two stone fireplaces

-- Private hot tub on the Rooster-side deck

-- Washer and dryer in each cottage

-- Desk in each cottage

-- Two designated driveway spots (one per side)



Guest Access:

You've got the whole Fitch Mountain Cabin when you book — the Dragon side and the Rooster side, both cottages, the entire property, no other guest party sharing the lot. Grab the keys from the lockbox at each door: the Dragon side opens to the living room with the stone fireplace, the Rooster side leads out to the deck and the private hot tub. Kick around the swing set, fire up the BBQ grill, take in the Russian River Valley view from the rooftop deck. Two designated driveway spots, one per cottage, plus one usually-open on-street spot — neighborhood parking is tight.



The Neighborhood:

You're perched on Fitch Mountain in the historic Camp Rose neighborhood, half a mile downhill to the semi-private Camp Rose river beach (residents only) and Del Rio Woods Regional Park for Russian River swimming. The Fitch Mountain Park trailhead sits 0.9 miles up the road for hillside hiking with valley views, and Villa Chanticleer Dog Park is the same distance. Downtown Healdsburg's Plaza lies two miles down the hill — SingleThread Farm Restaurant (three Michelin stars) and Bravas Bar de Tapas at one end, Valette at the other, Saturday farmers' markets and summer concerts on the square. Stock up at Shelton's Natural Foods Market or grab sandwiches at Journeyman Meat Co. on the way home (both 1.9–2.0 miles). Wine tasting starts close: Hirsch Vineyards Tasting Room is 1.6 miles, Sapphire Hill and Truett Hurst sit 1.7 miles out, and the actual vineyards of Dry Creek, Alexander Valley, and Russian River 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 County. You've got two designated parking spots in the driveway (one per cottage), plus one on-street spot that's usually open; neighborhood parking is regulated, so leave a fourth car at the Plaza (two miles away) if your group rolls deep. A car is the easiest way to take in the three valleys that meet here — Dry Creek, Alexander, and Russian River — but for tasting days, plan a designated driver or book a rideshare ahead.



Other Things to Note:

• Minimum stay 30 nights, maximum 90. All utilities and Wi-Fi are included in the rent.

• No pets.

• When you book the whole Fitch Mountain Cabin, both cottages and the full property are yours — no second guest party on the lot.

• The two cottages are part of the original 1940s Camp Rose neighborhood, which means you've got access to the semi-private Camp Rose river beach, a perk reserved for residents.

• The home stays naturally cool thanks to the hillside breeze, but expect charming vintage quirks: a cozy galley kitchen on the Dragon side, original built-ins and wall sconces on the Rooster side, and those distinctive checkerboard floors in both.

• The primary renter must be 21 or older.

• The hot tub on the Rooster-side deck is yours — perfect for stargazing on clear mountain nights.

• Watch little ones on the narrow Dragon-side deck and the rooftop, both with sweeping but unfenced drops to the valley.

• Both cottages have air conditioning.

• Good fit for a large household, two families relocating together, or a crew on a long project.