Oak Pass Ranch

The master bedroom en suite features a king size bed, a separate sitting room and it's own bath with a tub/shower combination. The other two bedrooms have queen beds and share the 2nd bathroom. There is also a queen size air mattress with sheets, blankets and pillows for any extra guests.

The spacious living room has a 42" TV angled in the corner so it can be seen from the open concept dining area and kitchen. The living room has plush couches and a chair with seating for 7. The living room also has a wood-burning pot belly stove to those brisk Paso nights in the fall and winter.

The dining area, with a high-top table and seating for 6 is an extension of the well-equipped kitchen. The kitchen boasts stainless steel appliance including a Maytag French door refrigerator, a GE Microwave oven and a 6-burner stove with dual oven combo. A plethora of small appliances, including a freshly-grinding coffee and tea maker, a Vitamix and dinner service allow you to feed a crowd. There's plenty of prep space on the counters and large peninsula with two stools for the chef's audience to sit and sip while keeping the cook entertained.

Outside there is a covered back patio with enough seating for 14 people. The cover patio is lit with string lights for night time entertaining. The firepit/BBQ combination is the perfect spot to throw on some steaks while you uncork your newest Paso Wine acquisition. For the health conscious, there's a Far Infrared Spa available to relax and detox.

You're in a perfect area to explore the Eastside Wineries. Just minutes from Tobin James, Barr, Bianchi, Steinbeck and Pear Valley Wineries. It's also close to Paso's newest sensation, Sensorio (ask me about getting discount codes for your visit). This light show extravaganza is a "must-see" experience when visiting Paso. You're also close to Hunter Ranch Golf Course and Vina Robles Amphitheatre where you can take in some amazing acts. And you're 15 minutes to downtown Paso.

There is a Smart & Final on Spring and 20th street in downtown, along with an Albertson's on Niblick Road. A bit further to the south and you'll find Trader Joe's and Pier 46 Fish Market in Templeton.

Paso Restaurants are aplenty! What's your desire: Italian, Irish, French, Mexican, Asian, Argentinean, Organic or Seafood? Paso has them all and more.

Venture to Templeton and you can find even more. One of my favorites is McPHee's Grill. AJ Spurs and Nino also offer delicious Western fare.

There is SO MUCH to do on the Central Coast. Of course there is wine tasting, beer tasting, cider tasting and spirits tasting. But after the tongue is worn out, you could play some golf at Hunter Ranch or Paso Robles Golf Club, take in concert at Vina Robles Amphitheatre, or zipline over the vines in Santa Margarita.

Venture out to the local towns. Go antiquing in Cambria. Visit the Elephant Seals and Hearst Castle in San Simeon. Collect shells on Moonstone Beach. Drive an ATV on the beach at the Oceano Dunes. Check out the fantastic Farmers' Markets - Saturdays in downtown Templeton and Thursday nights in San Luis Obispo. Days of endless fun awaits you on the Central Coast.