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A Victorian Rose ( Grass Valley,Martinez, CA )
Our restored 1891 Victorian vacation home is located in the Downtown Historic District of Grass
Valley, Ca. right in the Heart of the Gold Country! Our charming, luxury four bedroom home is
tastefully decorated with antique & eclectic furnishings, with all of the modern amenities for a
romantic hideaway, wedding party, multiple couples, family reunion, scrapping or other group or a
unique retreat. Why stay at a B & B or hotel, when you can rent our entire Victorian & play?
A Victorian Rose is a uniquely remodeled two story home with four bedrooms and two full
bathrooms. Our guests enjoy an awesome front porch, a quaint living room, a large dining room, a
sunny kitchen breakfast nook, a comfortable family room, a convenient laundry room, a separate
recreation room and a warm hot tub. It’s the perfect relaxing getaway for a weekend or extended stay!
Now with FREE wifi internet access!
Rates:
Value Season-(Jan-Mar, excludes holidays)
$250 a night, $1750 per week, or $3750 per month.
Regular Season-(Apr-Dec)
$300 a night, $2000 per week, or $4050 per month
Holiday Rates-(Thanksgiving, Christmas, 4th of July etc..)
$350 a night
The above rates are for ten people.
There is an additional charge of $10/person/night.
Pets are also $10/pet/night.
There is a 10% county bed tax and a cleaning fee/stay.
Visa, Discover and Mastercard accepted.
Amenities:
# Relax and unwind in the warm bubbling waters of our hot tub with its many Hydrotherapy jets and
seating for six.
# Our fully modern well-equipped kitchen has a microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, cooking
utensils and common spices.
# Quality linens and bedding are provided for your comfort.
# A laundry room with a washing machine, dryer, ironing board and iron are available for your use.
# Cable TV, DVD players, stereos, CD players and a library filled with over 250 movies for your
enjoyment.
# Cook in the backyard with our charcoal BBQ and enjoy your meal on one of the picnic tables.
# Play cards, foos-ball, exercise, watch movies, broadcast sports, or spin vinyl records in the
Recreation Room or “The Man’s Room!”
# Free local phone service.
# We can sleep up to 14 guests with special arrangements.
Activities:
You are in luck! A Victorian Rose is centralized to many great outdoor, and indoor activities. There are
a lot of things to discover such as the area’s unique history, museums, recreational opportunities
like golfing and biking, diverse cultural events, the county fair, charming Gold Rush architecture on
the Grass Valley and Nevada City walking tours, antiquing, and we’re not even that far from the ski
resorts. You will be surprised at the variety and quality of the many nearby restaurants and would you
believe Grass Valley even has a gaming parlor? Nevada County is home to vineyards and wineries
some open for tasting and special events. There are tasting rooms in Nevada City and Grass Valley.
If you enjoy the night life, then there are a few places in Nevada City and Grass Valley to enjoy a little
night music too!
We can help you arrange for special occasions, including wine tasting tours, massages and SPA
treatments! Just ask!You are in luck! A Victorian Rose is centralized to many great outdoor, and
indoor activities. There are a lot of things to discover such as the area’s unique history, museums,
recreational opportunities like golfing and biking, diverse cultural events, the county fair, charming
Gold Rush architecture on the Grass Valley and Nevada City walking tours, antiquing, and we’re not
even that far from the ski resorts. You will be surprised at the variety and quality of the many nearby
restaurants and would you believe Grass Valley even has a gaming parlor? Nevada County is home
to vineyards and wineries some open for tasting and special events. There are tasting rooms in
Nevada City and Grass Valley. If you enjoy the night life, then there are a few places in Nevada City
and Grass Valley to enjoy a little night music too!
We can help you arrange for special occasions, including wine tasting tours, massages and SPA
treatments! Just ask!
Local Activities:
Especially Good For Kids: This is by no means an inclusive list, just a list to get you started.
Playground: (Just down the street from A Victorian Rose) Behind Hennessey School 225 S. Auburn
Street, Grass Valley. Designed by children, built by community volunteers, 14,000 sq. ft. park
structure.
Rock Creek Nature Trail: Off Hwy 20, six miles from Nevada City. One-half mile, easy. Theme is
ecosystems in area. picnic tables.
Sierra Discovery Trail: Hwy 20 out of Nevada City to Bowman Lake Road. PG&E community service
project, less than one-mile loop, interpretive signs, waterfall, restrooms, picnic area with barbecue
on Bear River.
Imaginarium Science Museum: 161 Nevada City Hwy, Nevada City. 530/478-6415 Interactive science
center with hands-on exhibits including wave machine, garden on smells, distorted room & model of
Hubble Telescope lens.
Nevada County Traction Company: Northern Queen Inn, Railroad Avenue, Nevada City. 530/265-
0896 Take “train” past historic sites including the Mohawk Gold Mine & a Maidu village, 3 mile round
trip, stop at Chinese Cemetry. Make sure to call for dates, times & special events.
Public Parks:
Memorial Park: Colfax Hwy, Grass Valley, 530/274-4350 Veteran’s Memorial Wall, playground,
baseball, picnic and barbecue areas, tennis, swimming pool.
Condon Park: Minnie Street off Butler Street, Grass Valley, 530/274-4350 Hiking trails, basketball
court, baseball, bocce court, horseshoes, disc golf course, arboretum, playground, pond,
skateboard park.
Golf:
Alta Sierra Country Club: 11897 Tammy Way, Grass Valley, 530/273-2010. Semi-private with public
play in afternoons, 18 holes, par 72
Nevada County Country Club: 1040 E. Main Street, Grass Valley, 530/273-6436. Semi-private with
public play afternoons & weekends, 9 holes, par 34
Quail Valley Golf Course: 1 1/2 miles from Nevada County Fairgrounds at 12594 Auburn Rd., Grass
Valley, 530/274-1340. Public golf course, 9 holes, par 29.
Museums:
Firehouse #1 Museum: 214 Main St. Nevada City, 530/265-5468 Firehouse built in 1861. Relics from
Donner Party, Chinese temple altars, Indian artifacts, Victorian clothing, toys, tools.
Searls Historical Library: 214 Church Street, Nevada City, 530/265-5910. Law office of Niles Searls,
Chief Justice of Ca State Supreme Court, built in 1872. Historic books, photos, manuscripts &
research material.
Nevada County Railroad & Transportation Museum: 5 Kidder Court, Nevada City, 530/470-0902.
Artifacts & exhibits relating to historic Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad including vintage
locomotive & antique railroad cars, 1901 auto, the county’s 1st on display.
North Star Power House & Pelton Wheel Mining Exhibit, Mill St. & McCourtney Road, Grass Valley,
530/273-4255. One of the finest collections of hardrock mining equipment & artifacts in US. Giant
Pelton Wheel, picnic area.
Grass Valley Museum, 410 S. Church at Chapel Street, Grass Valley, 530/273-5509. Restored
school & orphanage built in 1895. Classroom, parlor, music room, doctor’s office, special exhibits.
State Parks:
Empire Mine State Historic Park, Visitor center & mine, 10791 E. Empire Street, Grass Valley,
530/273-8522. The oldest, richest hardrock gold mine in California. It is one of the areas most
popular attractions. You will find restored buildings, exhibits, an illuminated mine shaft & Bourn
Cottage with its lovely gardens.
Donner Memorial State Park, 12593 Donner Pass Rd., Truckee, 530/582-7892, Study Sierra Nevada’
s geological history, fish, hike; in the winter build snowmen, cross county ski.
Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park, 26 miles from Nevada City via Tyler Foote Crossing Road off
Hwy 49. 530/265-2740, picnicking & gold panning.
South Yuba River State Park, 17660 Pleasant Valley Road, Penn Valley, 530/432-2546. Historic
Bridgeport is the longest single span covered bridge in the country. Swimming in one of the river’s
natural pools, kayak, hiking, picnicking & fishing.
Recreation:
Lakes:
Rollins Lake: Hwy 174 & Rollins Lake Road, Colfax, restaurant, boat rentals, stores, gas dock, water-
skiing, swimming, boating, shore fishing--catchable trout planted yearly, bass, catfish, bluegills
Scott’s Flat Lake: Off Hwy 20, Scott’s Flat Road, Nevada City, Playground, swimming, water skiing,
hike, fish--catch trout, kokanee salmon, bass, catfish, bluegills & German brown trout.
Tributary Whitewater Tours: 20480 Woodbury Drive, Grass Valley, 1/800/672-3846 Ride nearby
rivers, easy to difficult, half-day to four day trips.
Kayaking: Wolf Creek Wilderness, 595 E Main St., Grass Valley, 530/477-2722. World class white-
water within a four hour radius of western Nevada County including South & North Forks of the Yuba
River. Quiet-water at area lakes, guide book available.
Mountian Biking & hiking: Too many trails to list, but both Chambers have brochures.
Contact:
120 Winchester Street
Downtown Historic District
Grass Valley, CA 95945
call: 925/825-6462
cell 925/639-0769
Valley, Ca. right in the Heart of the Gold Country! Our charming, luxury four bedroom home is
tastefully decorated with antique & eclectic furnishings, with all of the modern amenities for a
romantic hideaway, wedding party, multiple couples, family reunion, scrapping or other group or a
unique retreat. Why stay at a B & B or hotel, when you can rent our entire Victorian & play?
A Victorian Rose is a uniquely remodeled two story home with four bedrooms and two full
bathrooms. Our guests enjoy an awesome front porch, a quaint living room, a large dining room, a
sunny kitchen breakfast nook, a comfortable family room, a convenient laundry room, a separate
recreation room and a warm hot tub. It’s the perfect relaxing getaway for a weekend or extended stay!
Now with FREE wifi internet access!
Rates:
Value Season-(Jan-Mar, excludes holidays)
$250 a night, $1750 per week, or $3750 per month.
Regular Season-(Apr-Dec)
$300 a night, $2000 per week, or $4050 per month
Holiday Rates-(Thanksgiving, Christmas, 4th of July etc..)
$350 a night
The above rates are for ten people.
There is an additional charge of $10/person/night.
Pets are also $10/pet/night.
There is a 10% county bed tax and a cleaning fee/stay.
Visa, Discover and Mastercard accepted.
Amenities:
# Relax and unwind in the warm bubbling waters of our hot tub with its many Hydrotherapy jets and
seating for six.
# Our fully modern well-equipped kitchen has a microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, cooking
utensils and common spices.
# Quality linens and bedding are provided for your comfort.
# A laundry room with a washing machine, dryer, ironing board and iron are available for your use.
# Cable TV, DVD players, stereos, CD players and a library filled with over 250 movies for your
enjoyment.
# Cook in the backyard with our charcoal BBQ and enjoy your meal on one of the picnic tables.
# Play cards, foos-ball, exercise, watch movies, broadcast sports, or spin vinyl records in the
Recreation Room or “The Man’s Room!”
# Free local phone service.
# We can sleep up to 14 guests with special arrangements.
Activities:
You are in luck! A Victorian Rose is centralized to many great outdoor, and indoor activities. There are
a lot of things to discover such as the area’s unique history, museums, recreational opportunities
like golfing and biking, diverse cultural events, the county fair, charming Gold Rush architecture on
the Grass Valley and Nevada City walking tours, antiquing, and we’re not even that far from the ski
resorts. You will be surprised at the variety and quality of the many nearby restaurants and would you
believe Grass Valley even has a gaming parlor? Nevada County is home to vineyards and wineries
some open for tasting and special events. There are tasting rooms in Nevada City and Grass Valley.
If you enjoy the night life, then there are a few places in Nevada City and Grass Valley to enjoy a little
night music too!
We can help you arrange for special occasions, including wine tasting tours, massages and SPA
treatments! Just ask!You are in luck! A Victorian Rose is centralized to many great outdoor, and
indoor activities. There are a lot of things to discover such as the area’s unique history, museums,
recreational opportunities like golfing and biking, diverse cultural events, the county fair, charming
Gold Rush architecture on the Grass Valley and Nevada City walking tours, antiquing, and we’re not
even that far from the ski resorts. You will be surprised at the variety and quality of the many nearby
restaurants and would you believe Grass Valley even has a gaming parlor? Nevada County is home
to vineyards and wineries some open for tasting and special events. There are tasting rooms in
Nevada City and Grass Valley. If you enjoy the night life, then there are a few places in Nevada City
and Grass Valley to enjoy a little night music too!
We can help you arrange for special occasions, including wine tasting tours, massages and SPA
treatments! Just ask!
Local Activities:
Especially Good For Kids: This is by no means an inclusive list, just a list to get you started.
Playground: (Just down the street from A Victorian Rose) Behind Hennessey School 225 S. Auburn
Street, Grass Valley. Designed by children, built by community volunteers, 14,000 sq. ft. park
structure.
Rock Creek Nature Trail: Off Hwy 20, six miles from Nevada City. One-half mile, easy. Theme is
ecosystems in area. picnic tables.
Sierra Discovery Trail: Hwy 20 out of Nevada City to Bowman Lake Road. PG&E community service
project, less than one-mile loop, interpretive signs, waterfall, restrooms, picnic area with barbecue
on Bear River.
Imaginarium Science Museum: 161 Nevada City Hwy, Nevada City. 530/478-6415 Interactive science
center with hands-on exhibits including wave machine, garden on smells, distorted room & model of
Hubble Telescope lens.
Nevada County Traction Company: Northern Queen Inn, Railroad Avenue, Nevada City. 530/265-
0896 Take “train” past historic sites including the Mohawk Gold Mine & a Maidu village, 3 mile round
trip, stop at Chinese Cemetry. Make sure to call for dates, times & special events.
Public Parks:
Memorial Park: Colfax Hwy, Grass Valley, 530/274-4350 Veteran’s Memorial Wall, playground,
baseball, picnic and barbecue areas, tennis, swimming pool.
Condon Park: Minnie Street off Butler Street, Grass Valley, 530/274-4350 Hiking trails, basketball
court, baseball, bocce court, horseshoes, disc golf course, arboretum, playground, pond,
skateboard park.
Golf:
Alta Sierra Country Club: 11897 Tammy Way, Grass Valley, 530/273-2010. Semi-private with public
play in afternoons, 18 holes, par 72
Nevada County Country Club: 1040 E. Main Street, Grass Valley, 530/273-6436. Semi-private with
public play afternoons & weekends, 9 holes, par 34
Quail Valley Golf Course: 1 1/2 miles from Nevada County Fairgrounds at 12594 Auburn Rd., Grass
Valley, 530/274-1340. Public golf course, 9 holes, par 29.
Museums:
Firehouse #1 Museum: 214 Main St. Nevada City, 530/265-5468 Firehouse built in 1861. Relics from
Donner Party, Chinese temple altars, Indian artifacts, Victorian clothing, toys, tools.
Searls Historical Library: 214 Church Street, Nevada City, 530/265-5910. Law office of Niles Searls,
Chief Justice of Ca State Supreme Court, built in 1872. Historic books, photos, manuscripts &
research material.
Nevada County Railroad & Transportation Museum: 5 Kidder Court, Nevada City, 530/470-0902.
Artifacts & exhibits relating to historic Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad including vintage
locomotive & antique railroad cars, 1901 auto, the county’s 1st on display.
North Star Power House & Pelton Wheel Mining Exhibit, Mill St. & McCourtney Road, Grass Valley,
530/273-4255. One of the finest collections of hardrock mining equipment & artifacts in US. Giant
Pelton Wheel, picnic area.
Grass Valley Museum, 410 S. Church at Chapel Street, Grass Valley, 530/273-5509. Restored
school & orphanage built in 1895. Classroom, parlor, music room, doctor’s office, special exhibits.
State Parks:
Empire Mine State Historic Park, Visitor center & mine, 10791 E. Empire Street, Grass Valley,
530/273-8522. The oldest, richest hardrock gold mine in California. It is one of the areas most
popular attractions. You will find restored buildings, exhibits, an illuminated mine shaft & Bourn
Cottage with its lovely gardens.
Donner Memorial State Park, 12593 Donner Pass Rd., Truckee, 530/582-7892, Study Sierra Nevada’
s geological history, fish, hike; in the winter build snowmen, cross county ski.
Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park, 26 miles from Nevada City via Tyler Foote Crossing Road off
Hwy 49. 530/265-2740, picnicking & gold panning.
South Yuba River State Park, 17660 Pleasant Valley Road, Penn Valley, 530/432-2546. Historic
Bridgeport is the longest single span covered bridge in the country. Swimming in one of the river’s
natural pools, kayak, hiking, picnicking & fishing.
Recreation:
Lakes:
Rollins Lake: Hwy 174 & Rollins Lake Road, Colfax, restaurant, boat rentals, stores, gas dock, water-
skiing, swimming, boating, shore fishing--catchable trout planted yearly, bass, catfish, bluegills
Scott’s Flat Lake: Off Hwy 20, Scott’s Flat Road, Nevada City, Playground, swimming, water skiing,
hike, fish--catch trout, kokanee salmon, bass, catfish, bluegills & German brown trout.
Tributary Whitewater Tours: 20480 Woodbury Drive, Grass Valley, 1/800/672-3846 Ride nearby
rivers, easy to difficult, half-day to four day trips.
Kayaking: Wolf Creek Wilderness, 595 E Main St., Grass Valley, 530/477-2722. World class white-
water within a four hour radius of western Nevada County including South & North Forks of the Yuba
River. Quiet-water at area lakes, guide book available.
Mountian Biking & hiking: Too many trails to list, but both Chambers have brochures.
Contact:
120 Winchester Street
Downtown Historic District
Grass Valley, CA 95945
call: 925/825-6462
cell 925/639-0769
