Description:

The eastern two rooms of Rooster House were built in the first decade of the 1700s as a dwelling: a kitchen plus a living/sleeping room. In the 1800s, two additional rooms were added to make it the “Boys’ House”—a separate four bedroom shelter for youngsters of rampageous age.

When it was acquired by the present owners it had a pounded earth floor and a badly outdated bathroom. One bedroom became the living room, another became the kitchen/dining room, and a new bathroom with shower only (no tub) was installed to make it a favorite among Rancho Jacona visitors.

Rooster house has one king bedroom (or two twins) and one queen bedroom. There is a queen sofabed in the living room. Though the house has new windows and is heated, cooled, plumbed, and wired for contemporary comfort, the historic structure is the same as when built.

It is near the pool and has a private, walled patio. Rooster sleeps two to six. Rooster has two parking spaces.

Three nights minimum rental.

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