White Rock Lodge

White Rock Lodge

About this space

Beautifully tucked away in the tranquil, towering redwood groves of Guerneville, this woodland lodge brings peace, incredible scenery, and one-of-a-kind charm and atmosphere to your next Russian River retreat. Built in the 1920s and named for the solid granite rock around which it was constructed, this home has stood as a neighborhood landmark for over a century, having even inspired Andrea E. Robinson's book, Grace of the River's Nest.

The space

Step inside to find 1,431 square feet of living space, accented by richly hued wood paneling and plentiful windows that frame the redwood grove. Make yourself at home in a living room that's warmed by a remote-controlled electric fireplace with a floor-to-ceiling stone hearth, or move into the adjacent sunroom to play cards, curl up with a good book, or simply soak in the view through wall-to-wall windows. On the other side of the living room, the full kitchen provides every essential appliance and an eat-in table; additional seating for indoor dining is available in the sunroom.

Just outside, you'll find an expansive deck with a covered dining area and cushioned lounge furniture, a 4 person hot tub, a large back patio, a spacious side yard, and a hammock on the hillside, allowing you to begin and end each day in the fragrant forest air. Spend the afternoons playing with the provided cornhole toss game on the side yard, and pick some fresh herbs from the garden on the upper terrace on your way inside for dinner. As for your evenings, there's a vintage entertainment system with a record player/radio and a collection of classic 78s, as well as a downstairs family room which showcases the home's namesake white rock – a wonderful spot to watch Netflix and mix cocktails at the bar. A private washer/dryer, central AC, and free WiFi are also provided for your ease and convenience.

What's nearby

This iconic home sits on a double lot of woodland hills populated by approximately 40 beautiful redwood trees. It feels wonderfully away from it all, yet the heart of downtown Guerneville – with its great restaurants, eateries, artsy shops, and many conveniences – is just over a mile east. You can easily lounge on the banks of the Russian River at Johnson's Beach (just over a mile east), go hiking at Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve (less than four miles north, currently closed), tour the region's many wineries and breweries, and admire the beauty of the rugged ocean coast at Sonoma Coast State Park (12 miles west).