Silent Cinema
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Palm Springs, Riverside County
Vast sliding walls of glass blur the lines between indoors and out in this spacious, mid-century home, where glorious Palm Springs sunshine and gorgeous mountain views steal the show. Inside, an open lounge is centred around a stylish fireplace with chic period furniture.
California Boardin'
7 guests
3 bedrooms
San Clemente, Orange County
A home for California swell chasers to search out, this home will have you in the water in no time, with the sands of San Clemente a five-minute drive from your front door and some of SoCal's best beach breaks within an hour's drive. However, that's not to say that if you're not a surf pro, you won't find something for you here.
The Good King
22 guests
10 bedrooms
Riverside County, California
Fitting more than ten guests into a single home is tricky, so this estate is comprised of three — all luxurious and equipped with everything you might need for a great stay. It's situated in the middle of California's wine country, making it easy to visit the nearby wineries to sample the local vintages.
Dew Drop
8 guests
5 bedrooms
Oxnard Shores, Oxnard
Dew Drop combines relaxed West Coast living with the best of Cape Cod's design, for a beach-front home that is sure to put its guests at ease. Its position between Santa Barbara and Malibu means that it’s a little bit quieter than your standard California beach retreat, but the centre of Oxnard is still easy to reach.
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