This remodeled historic home is a Sonoma County Historic Landmark, called "The Bosworth, 1904," after the family who built it at the turn of the century. Beautifully restored, this 4 bed/4 bath home is two blocks from Geyserville's restaurants and wineries and a 10 minute drive from downtown Healdsburg and all the wineries the Anderson Valley and Dry Creek have to offer. TOT# 2463N The space TOT#2463N The Bosworth is a charming Victorian era home ideally situated in Geyserville at the heart of one of Sonoma County's best wine-tasting regions. Built in 1904 and stylishly restored, this home is perfect for relaxing wine country get-aways. The pool and hot tub, are great for relaxing on hot summer days, or after wine tasting. Each room has been thoughtfully decorated to bring the home to life and create a comfortable, casual environment for your vacation. Walking through the front door you'll find the cosy wine room to your left and dining area to your right. Both rooms will comfortably seat 8-10 people and are great spaces to gather with family and friends. The kitchen is set up for those who love to cook. With a six burner Wolf range, a Sub Zero refrigerator, and a cozy farm table you'll be inspired to cook with all of the local produce and cheeses Sonoma County has to offer. And finally the TV room comes with a 70" television, two sofas and leather reading chair. The three upstairs bedrooms, two with ensuite bath, all have King beds, 50" flat screen TVs and down alternative duvets. The light-filled downstairs bedroom at the back of the house has a Queen bed and two full walls of windows that look out on to the charming back yard. The full downstairs bathroom is right across from the bedroom. Outside, you'll find a pool, an attached hot tub, beautiful gardens, a small vineyard, fruit trees, and multiple tables and chairs for outdoor dining or relaxing with a glass of wine. House history The Bosworth house was built in 1904 by George Bosworth for his wife and family. The family is one of the early settlers to the Geyserville area, and whose descendants have remained in and around Geyservile. George Bosworth's great granddaughter, Gretchen, still runs Bosworth & Son Store just a few blocks away. The house is an outstanding example of mixed styles: it is Victorian with wide interior trim. It still has the large sliding pocket doors intact, along with high ceilings, and original fir floors. The outside shows a strong Palladian influence in the low dormer windows cut through the main roof line, small bay and windows, and sheet metal minarets on the roof. It is a classic example of a merchant's home in a rural area, built at a time when folks could use a mail order Pattern book to choose house plans. This home was built from a Pattern Book popular at the time. Guest access Guests have access to the entire house, yard and pool. There is also Wi-Fi, multiple outdoor sitting areas, a garden and beautiful scenery to enjoy. Other things to note Whenever possible we take pride in selecting non-toxic products for our home. Cleaning and laundry supplies, shampoo and soap are typically free of chemicals and harsh cleaners. Airbnb adds and collects taxes for Sonoma County. High chair, pack and play, and baby bath available upon request. Registration number TOT# 2463N