Pioneer Street Vacation Homes
Guest Accomodations
ABOUT
The front house was built in 1904 by James Wesley Losher, a traveling carpenter and bricklayer for the Southern Pacific Railroad. The home was built for $1,200.00. Mr. Losher and his wife Angie added the front porch during the summer of 1909. They owned the home until 1919.
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The front house was converted to a travelers' accommodation in 2018. It was a complete renovation with all new fixtures, granite, kitchenettes, lighting, paint, wiring, furniture, etc. We kept the historic clawfoot tub upstairs. You can see the original wavy glass in many of the windows both upstairs and downstairs.
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The separate rear craftsman home was built in 2006. It is a three bedroom, two bath home with a full kitchen, granite counters, and a second floor deck with nice views. That was further renovated and converted to a travelers' accommodation in 2017.
The South Suite
The South Suite offers direct access to the historic district of downtown Ashland and expansive porch seating with all amenities accounted for. For up to 8 guests.
The Craftsman Home
The Craftsman Home offers gorgeous views of downtown Ashland with a spacious and private stay. For up to 8 guests.
The North and South Compound offers access to an entire home in downtown Ashland one block from Shakespeare for up to 14 guests.
This option includes lodging in two adjacent full homes in the heart of downtown Ashland. This is a combination of all of the property listings above. Up to 22 guests
THINGS TO DO
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival
The property is the closest travelers' accommodation to the world renowned Shakespeare Festival in the entire city. It is only a two minute walk to the theaters.
Wineries Tour
There are many wineries in the Rogue Valley. Inquire about a bus that will take you from vineyard to vineyard. A unique option includes Belle Fiore, a winery with the feel of a European chateau. It is only a 10 -15 minute drive.
Market Walks
Every Tuesday and Saturday, Ashland holds a farmers market which includes foods and crafts from an assortment of local vendors.
GUEST REVIEW
