Originally the primary suite, this two-room suite is now used as the main dressing room and is often chosen as the wedding night suite. The English vanity, Victorian fainting couch, grand framed full-length mirror, and chandeliers make this room photo ready before the reception, while two fireplaces and the queen-sized bronze canopy bed create a romantic setting for the wedding night. Includes an ensuite with a shower.
This suite was created in the 1930s when the family enclosed part of the veranda. The room features a queen-sized white iron bed and French-style black and white toile linens. The bathroom has retained its original charm with black and white tile and a hexagonal tiled bath floor. The main attraction of this room is the French doors that lead to a private garden courtyard.
Originally the nursery, this sweet, smaller bedroom features a full size bed, fireplace with carved bows and ribbons, originally painted in pink and blue. The room now showcases our collection of vintage framed images of the Elizabeth Whitson, which gives the room its name, Heirloom. This room shares the bathroom at the end of the hall, which includes the original clawfoot bathtub.
This room was once the nanny’s room, but it is now a tribute to the history of both the Christmas House and Cucamonga. The room is includes a full size bed and is decorated with old photos of the town and local wineries. The name harkens back to when the ranch’s original use was an 80-acre vineyard. This room shares the bathroom at the end of the hall, which includes the original clawfoot bathtub.
