Epic Mountain View. Luxury House on a Hill. River

Stay at this spacious home and unwind with your entire family in a serene, quiet mountain neighborhood. Start your day refreshed, enjoying your morning coffee on the wrap-around deck with amazing views of the surrounding hills and the occasional roaming deer. With high-speed internet and a smart TV, you can relax indoors after a day of exploring local trails, shops, and restaurants. Engage in water activities or catch a trout to cook up a delicious meal in the fully stocked kitchen. The space ⭐ Outside grill ⭐Gameroom ⭐ Free parking, 3 spaces ⭐ Fast Wi-Fi ⭐ Fully stocked kitchen ⭐ King-size beds in two bedrooms ⭐ Washer and Dryer ⭐ Fireplace Guest access Other things to note ⭐ The Pacific Crest Trail is right down the road. ⭐ The Kern River Brewery is in town and has some amazing beer - try the Sequoia Red! ⭐ A short hike to a small falls over smooth rock that you can slide down. ⭐ The Trail of 100 Giants is 30 minutes up the road. ⭐ Alta Sierra, the local ski resort, is less than thirty minutes away and is very fun * in the winter. Other things to note Garage is not available to guests. Thank you for choosing our place for your stay in Kernville! We're excited to host you and want to ensure you have an amazing experience. ✨ Please use your guest portal link to complete your reservation tasks. The rental agreement needs to be completed before the check-in details will be sent. 🌿🏡 Seasonal Power Safety Shutoffs During the summer months, our mountain community may experience Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) issued by Southern California Edison (SCE). These temporary outages may occur during periods of high winds, low humidity, and elevated wildfire danger to help reduce the risk of wildfires. While power shutoffs are not common, they are possible during your stay and are beyond our control. If a PSPS event is expected, we will do our best to notify you as soon as we receive updates. Cell phone service may also become limited or intermittent if nearby cellular towers lose power or become congested. Cable and internet providers may experience service interruptions as well. We recommend bringing portable battery packs to keep phones and other essential devices charged, especially during the summer wildfire season. These precautionary shutoffs are implemented by Southern California Edison to help protect lives, property, and the surrounding Kern River Valley from catastrophic wildfires. We appreciate your understanding, as these events are outside of our control but play an important role in keeping our community safe.