SF/ Napa Hot tub fireplace BBQ pet friendly

Our delightful and inviting home features a spacious backyard, with a hot tub, a BBQ, fireplace, a lounging and dining area; perfect for relaxation. Strategically situated between Napa and San Francisco, our home is a convenient 30-minute drive to Napa and a 45-minute drive to downtown San Francisco. It is also 10 minutes away from Kaiser Vallejo. For a scenic route to San Francisco, guests can opt for a ferry ride just 6 minutes away. The space No other city in the San Francisco Bay Area puts you in such proximity to all of your favorite activities than Vallejo, CA. Golfing, hiking, rowing, sailing—all entertaining options within our city limits. You can also attend comedy shows, live theater productions, historic museums, Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, or even walk on the waterfront without ever leaving town! Then you can travel just minutes from Vallejo for a factory tour of the Jelly Belly Candy Company, the thrills of Sonoma Raceway, tours of historic Mare Island, the sophistication of Napa and Sonoma valleys, shopping at boutiques, malls, and discount outlet stores, or take the ferry from Vallejo directly to the landmark city of San Francisco. Other day trips include visiting our state capital of Sacramento, journeying to California’s scenic coast, and enduring the natural wonder of Yosemite Valley—the opportunities from Vallejo are endless. Forbes Magazine Recently Ranked Vallejo #6 in Best Places to Live in CA. Catch Vallejo - the Spirit of the Bay! Guest access Located at the northeast end of the San Francisco Bay Area, Vallejo is easily accessible from all directions. Automobile travelers will find Vallejo conveniently situated at the junction of Interstates 80 and 780, and State Highways 29 and 37. Air travelers can take advantage of non-stop shuttle service to Vallejo from the Oakland and San Francisco International Airports. Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) and Amtrak also offer connections to Vallejo, and the San Francisco Bay Ferry provides direct service to and from downtown San Francisco. A perfect “hub” destination for all your outings, Vallejo is just 60 miles west of Sacramento, 35 miles northeast of San Francisco and 15 miles south of the Napa Valley. Wherever you are coming from or going to, Vallejo is on your way! Other things to note THE RICH HISTORY - VALLEJO & MARE ISLAND Vallejo, California is the first permanent home of California’s state government and is the 171 home of the first and most famous naval ship building and repair facility on the west coast. A city whose rich history is intertwined deeply to both the state in which it was born and to the country it served through the Civil War, two World Wars and the Cold War. In 1850, after California had been admitted to the Union as the 31st state, Mexican General Mariano Vallejo donated 156 acres of his land and promised the sum of $370,000 to create his dream of a thriving new state capital. Vallejo wished the site to be called Eureka, but his fellow citizens insisted upon naming the city in his honor. Thus Vallejo became the first permanent seat of California state government in 1852. The city’s glory was short-lived though as members of the legislature quickly became unhappy with the living and working conditions in the pioneer city. As a result, the capital moved to Sacramento just a few weeks later. But inconvenienced by floods there, the restless legislature moved back to Vallejo - and then later to Benicia - before returning to Sacramento, where the capital has remained ever since. With the establishment of the Mare Island Naval Shipyard in 1854, Vallejo began to flourish. Mare Island grew into the largest ship construction and repair facility in the world during WWII. In the five war years, as the production rate at the shipyard increased, so too did the population of Vallejo, growing from 26,000 to nearly 100,000. Mare Island had a tremendous impact on Vallejo and the surrounding areas for almost 150 years by employing much of the city’s population as it built and repaired ships. And although the shipyard is now officially closed, Mare Island’s future is extremely bright. Over time, a combination of reuses has brought Mare Island back to the center of Vallejo’s economic activity. What is today known as the city’s multicultural diversity began much earlier in Vallejo than many other California cities. The Navy’s longtime presence at Mare Island has attracted people from all over the world to settle in Vallejo making the city one of the most culturally diverse in the United States.