Step Back Into History
STAY in a lovingly restored comfortably equipped Victorian, vacation rental house for a delightful week or weekend.
This charming 1870's home is located in the California gold rush town of Sutter Creek. It is situated on the banks of the meandering creek, and is only one short block walking-distance to the town's Main Street.
- living room and parlor
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- black and white kitchen
- dining room
- good-sized laundry
- central heating and air conditioning
- backyard deck over-looking creek
- vintage furniture
- antique collections
- colorful prints
- just 1 block to Main Street in downtown Sutter Creek
- will sleep 6 guests
- New! broadband internet access available
Historical Background
Charles Edward Fournier was a carpenter who operated the first sawmill on the banks of Sutter Creek. In the early 1870's, he built both the Fournier House and its neighboring Victorian on one lot fronting the creek.
His craftsmanship is on display in several houses that he built in the area. In addition, he built many wooden railroad trestles, and helped in the construction of the famous Preston Castle in Ione.
