If you're looking for a unique outdoor adventure, our delightful house is an excellent choice for families and groups of friends. The house features a large kitchen with a beautiful view, and a cosy living area perfect for family gatherings. Additionally, the surrounding area offers plenty of attractions that are easily accessible on day trips. Come and explore the beauty of California while enjoying the comforts of our lovely home. Our beautiful property is the perfect spot for a quick getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its own private entrance and driveway, this property is perfect for guests who value privacy. We're nestled in the Sierra Nevada foothills, so you can enjoy all the beauty of nature without having to rough it. Our home has all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay, including a full kitchen, a cozy living room, and three bedrooms. Plus, we're close to all the best that Nevada County has to offer, from hiking and fishing to shopping and dining. So come on up and enjoy a little piece of heaven! We have security cameras installed on the exterior of the premises. These cameras are strategically positioned to enhance the safety of our guests and the property. Rest assured, we respect your privacy and value the importance of providing a secure environment for your stay. You will have access to the whole property. You have access to all the rooms, the private lake, the jacuzzi, and the nature landscape that is perfect for soaking in the nature goodness, or for leisure walking or jogging. There is no better place than this inviting house to spend the holidays. This place is perfect for families or groups of friends looking for a unique outdoor adventure. There is a large kitchen with a lovely view, a comfortable living area that is great for meeting with family, and a soothing jacuzzi where you can soak while enjoying the California sun. Additionally, day trips to the area's many attractions are simple. In 1849, a group of miners from Oregon were traveling through the Sierra Nevada mountains in search of gold. On the banks of the Yuba River, they found an area that seemed promising and decided to set up camp. They dubbed their new settlement Rough and Ready, in honor of their president, Zachary Taylor. However, Taylor was not popular with everyone in the town, and when he ran for reelection in 1850, they voted to secede from the Union and become their own independent republic. This lasted for three years until they rejoined the United States during the Civil War. Today, Rough and Ready is a small town with a population of just over 1,000. It is located in Nevada County, California and is home to a number of historic buildings from its Gold Rush heyday. Incorporated in 1856, it was one of the first milling and mining camps in California. The name "Rough and Ready" was given by miners who were working in the area. Some of these miners went on to fight in the Third Regiment of the Nevada Volunteers during the American Civil War; they were nicknamed the "Rough and Ready Battalion.