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 One can imagine founder A.W. Foster tallying up his hop receipts in his ledger or just relaxing in this former ranch office. This quaint and quiet outbuilding on the edge of the Haas House grounds has been redesigned with the serene comfort of a vineyard bungalow. Guests can take the short stroll to the Fetzer Garden, or just relax on the private patio and remember what it's like to enjoy doing nothing. The privacy of the Valley Oaks cottage is perfect for a weekend getaway for two or an escape from the world for one. It comes equipped with an overstuffed queen bed, a sitting area with television and a modern bath with a walk-in shower. 
The Haas family owned the Valley Oaks Ranch before the Fetzers purchased it in 1984. They used the property mainly as a summer retreat to escape the crowds in the city, and they especially prized the expansive style and open design of their family home. Built in stages between 1900 and 1948 and redesigned two years ago to give it the feel of a contemporary country estate, the Haas House has grand bedrooms and a downstairs sitting area. Visitors are invited to linger over a good book with a glass of wine or to warm themselves in front of the hearth during the cooler months. |
