Two cottage-style homes share a single lot on a quiet block of Paso Robles, and booking the buyout means both of them are yours. Paso on Oak sits out front, Hideaway on Oak is tucked in behind it, and the garden yard they share runs between the two. Three bedrooms across two front doors is a genuinely useful
setup for a group --- everyone's on the same property without being on top of each other, and the early risers and the late-night crew don't have to negotiate.
Paso on Oak takes the front of the lot: a one-bedroom, one-bath cottage with a full kitchen equipped for real cooking rather than just reheating, opening toward a living room built around the TV for a slow morning, a movie, or a game with everyone piled in. The bedroom sits off on its own, which tends to make this the half of the property the group hands to whoever wants the quiet. A deck out front is the spot for first coffee, watching the block wake up before anyone's committed to a plan.
Hideaway on Oak sits behind it, and it's the more tucked-away of the two. Both bedrooms have hardwood floors and queen beds, with a half bath attached to the rear room --- an easy fit for two couples or a family of four. The kitchen handles group meals just as capably, the living room is made for kicking back after a long day out, and a private deck off the back is sized for eating outside once the evening cools down.
The yard between the two homes is the real reason to take the whole property. It's fully fenced and grassy, with a propane BBQ station, a gas firepit that lights with the turn of a knob, and Adirondack chairs pulled around it. A long farmer's table anchors the space for shared meals, string lights run overhead for
the after-dinner stretch, and an herb garden, grapevines, and lavender edge the whole thing with the smell of a Central Coast summer. There's cornhole on the lawn for anyone who needs a rivalry.
The location does a lot of the work. Paso Market Walk is about a block away --- a short walk for morning coffee, a pastry, or one of the best breakfast burritos in town at Finca. Downtown City Park, the square at the center of Paso Robles, is roughly a half-mile stroll south, ringed by restaurants and independent shops and
busy with farmers markets, concerts, and festivals through the warmer months. Fish Gaucho is on the way for dinner. Beyond downtown, the rolling wine-country hills and farmland of the Central Coast open up in every direction, with Highway 46 running east and west toward the coast and Cambria about forty-five minutes out.
Paso + Hideaway on Oak works for the trips where one unit wouldn't quite do it --- two couples plus a third, a small family group, a long weekend where nobody wants to share a wall --- and it keeps everyone close enough that the yard fills up on its own every evening.
AvantStay provides an upscale experience with services that elevate your stay and save time so you can enjoy every moment. Guests have access to a 24/7 support team and a tech-enabled concierge to book services, such as fridge stocking, mid-stay cleanings, and private chefs. For anything you need (or never knew you needed), we're at your service!
Wine down and relax in California's central coast town. Paso Robles invites you to drive through wine country's scenic backroads, stop at one of 300 award-winning tasting rooms, and stroll through charming downtown, where local artisan shops line the streets. A place to relax and unwind, Paso Robles also offers hot springs that overlook surrounding vineyards. Whether it's for a romantic weekend or group getaway, take the plunge and come for a visit!
Local Attractions: Firestone Walker Brewery & Taproom Restaurant, Sensorio: Field of Light, Hunter Ranch Golf Course, Tin City, Central Coast Trail Rides (horseback riding), Lake Nacimiento, Margarita Adventures Zip Lining and Escape Room, Avila Beach Paddle Sports, Hearst Castle, hiking and mountain bike trails, over 300 wineries, breweries and distilleries, and Downtown Paso Robles for shopping and dining.
Home Truths:
•This home allows up to 2 pets for a fee; undisclosed pets brought without AvantStay's approval may result in a $500 fine per pet.
•Wi-Fi and/or power outages can occur periodically in our small town and rural settings, over which we have no control.
•There may be wildlife on site, including insects, both inside and outside.
Parking Details:
•Please make sure you park only in the designated property parking locations. If your home offers street parking, please make sure you read all posted signage.
All bookings over 30 days require a security deposit to be charged after booking.
City Permit #STR22-0049