The Bees Knees Fruit Farm
Description
The Bees Knees Fruit Farm in San Luis Obispo is unlike any other lodging you will find in California. This country house has all the charm and hospitality that you would expect in the south, but is instead in the middle of California. Be greeted by the scent of fruit trees in bloom and find yourself transported to a simpler era.
Location
Situated between San Luis Obispo and Los Osos, Bees Knees Fruit Farm offers the best of both worlds. From here, you can enjoy the premier restaurants and wineries of San Luis Obispo and its Edna Valley. Or you can explore the understated beauty of Los Osos. This Highway 1 town is home to Montana de Oro State Park, which is full of scenic hiking trails and beaches. It also offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and Morro Rock. Whichever direction you choose to go, we think you will be pleasantly surprised by great findings.
Layout
The Bees Knees Fruit Farm has unique upper and lower levels for guests. The top level includes the primary bedroom with an en suite and French doors that lead to a wraparound balcony. This room also has views of the Seven Sisters and a king size bed. The en suite bathroom is what dreams are made of with its soaking tub with a window overlooking the farm, plus a large shower. The Library bedroom is stocked with vintage books and offers great views of Hollister peak. The upper level also includes a kitchen that is a chef’s dream. The lower level is fully renovated and has a private entry. This floor also includes a bedroom with a queen size bed and full bathroom. As a bonus, it also has a movie room!
Acclaim
This beautiful and unique property is profiled by Forbes: “A long white fence stretches the length of an orchard, full of mature fruit trees, and my kids squeal when they see the farmhouse, built circa 1916. There’s a wraparound porch, perfect for enjoying a hot cup of coffee in the morning or sipping a glass of wine at night.” Bees Knees was also named by Travel + Leisure as “One of the Most Charming Places on California’s Central Coast.”