Mira Vista Guest House

THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Perched atop rolling hills, in the northern part of the City of Paso Robles, this 1200 sf 2 BR Guest House has endless vineyard views and spectacular vistas to the north, south and east of Paso. It feels so remote, yet you’re only five minutes from downtown. It has quick and easy access to downtown Paso Robles, Route 101, Route 46 East, Sensorio, Paso Airport, PR Event Center and Vina Robles Amphitheatre….and over 200+ wineries in the Paso Robles AVA. This elegant, newly renovated, designer-styled modern farmhouse and guest house with pool, hot tub and 7 acres of hilltop splendor, it’s spacious and comfortable. Indulge all of your senses in luxury accommodations at Mira Vista Heights. It’s the perfect getaway for 6 wine-loving couples, a ladies’ wine weekend, a 50 or 60th birthday party celebration or a long-overdue family reunion.

SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS

The guest house has two bedrooms. The first bedroom is a master en suite with a king-size bed, closet and ceiling fan. The en suite has a large single sink vanity and large walk-in shower with bench seating. The 2nd bedroom features a queen-size bed, large walk-in closet and ceiling fan. Bathroom two is has a dual function of servicing the 2nd bedroom and guests in general.

LIVING & ENTERTAINING (Interior)

In the Guest House, you’ll walk into the spacious great room and relax on either the sofa with seating for 3 or the love seat with seating for 2. Enjoy watching the 65” SmartTV also equipped with YouTube TV and plenty of additional apps for your entertaining pleasure. Get warm and cozy when you throw on some logs on the pot belly stove. A large, well-equipped kitchen is just a few steps away and has all the necessary accoutrements for whipping up an easy breakfast or a 6-course meal…side-by-side refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, microwave oven and a 6-burner stove/oven combo. Belly up to the peninsula on one of the 4 stools facing the kitchen.

GUEST AMENITIES

We provide personal amenities including soap, shampoo, conditioner and body lotion, paper products, kitchen necessities such as dishwashing detergent, dishwasher soap and trash bags. There are plenty of linens and towels. Laundry facilities and detergent are in the laundry room. The kitchen is also stocked with the essential stapes: coffee, tea, olive oil, vinegar, salt, pepper and spices.

THE IMMEDIATE AREA

You are in Paso Robles Central! This home is just five minutes from the town square where there are dozens of wine tasting room, restaurants, shopping and a farmer’s market every Saturday morning. Downtown there are over 12 wine tasting rooms, along with a distillery and local craft breweries. The downtown City Park offers free summer concerts from June through August every Thursday night. Pack a picnic basket, a bottle of wine or two, your beach chairs and enjoy local musicians belting out everything from Jazz to Rock and Blues.

PROVISIONS

Smart & Final is the nearest grocer, located a block away on Spring Street. In addition, Savage Spirits & Deli – located right across the street – has an impressive deli (tri-tip grilled on the weekends for sandwiches) along with a great collection of spirits and beer. Another favorite located just a few blocks away is DK’s Donuts (open 24 hours per day). A few miles from town there is an Albertson’s on Niblick and Trader Joe’s is just down the road a bit on Vineyard Drive in Templeton. While at the Trader Joe’s you can pick up some fresh caught fish at Pier 46 Fish Market or head on over to the butcher, J&R Meats, for some grass-fed local meats and game. Back up in Paso you can find a few quality cheese shops, Vivant Fine Cheese and Di Raimondos Italian Market and Cheese Shop, along with some cigar shops, Boyd’s and Third Base Market & Spirits.

RESTAURANTS

What goes best with wine…FOOD! Paso is packed with great restaurants. Stay a week or two so you can try all of them! Italian, French, Irish, Asian, Mexican, even Argentinean are just a few. From pizza to 5-course meals, Paso Robles has come of age in its dining options. Some of our favorites in Paso Robles include BL Brasserie, The Hatch, Thomas Hill Organics, Buena Tavola, Fish Gaucho, Street Side Ale House, The Alchemist, Andrea’s on Pine and Jeffry’s Wine Country BBQ. Just a bit to the south, in Templeton, offers a few more options including McPhee’s where you can find some of the best wood-fired steaks in town. Don’t forget to make reservations in advance.

ACTIVITIES

Wine, beer and spirits tasting, hot air ballooning, horseback riding, water park, jeep rides, ziplining, Farmer’s Markets, concerts at Vina Robles Amphitheatre, spas, beaches, Morro Bay, Hearst Castle, Cambria…take your pick. There are endless options to play until your heart’s content. And don’t miss Paso latest attraction, Sensorio. Designed by artist, Bruce Munro, the “Field of Light” exhibition is a 15-acre walk-through experience through over 58,000 stemmed spheres.