Pine Street Cottage

A two-bedroom cottage on Pine Street, one block from downtown Auburn.

Sleeps four / fenced garden / dogs welcome

Hosted by Scott and Eileen Queen

Pine Street Cottage behind its white picket fence
198 Pine Street, Auburn
4 guests2 bedrooms1 bathroom4.99 from 93 reviewsOne block from downtown

Come stay in our little house in Auburn

The two bedrooms are at the back of the house, where they stay quiet. One has a queen bed. The other has a full bed and room for a toddler bed or pack-and-play.

The kitchen has good pans, a coffee station, tea, and hot cocoa. There are extra blankets for cool evenings. Out back, the fenced garden has a covered patio and lights for sitting outside after dinner.

We are dog people, so dogs are very welcome here. The yard is fully enclosed, and the shops and restaurants downtown are close enough to walk to. The house also has a dining table for six, a washer and dryer, air conditioning, and two TVs with YouTube TV and streaming.

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Most days, you can leave the car parked

Downtown is one block away. The river, trails, and Gold Country drives are close when you want to go farther.

Historic shops in Old Town Auburn

On foot

  • Downtown shops, restaurants, and bars are one block away.
  • Old Town Auburn and the Placer County Courthouse are about a ten-minute walk.
  • The Auburn Ravine path and neighborhood walks start near the house.
American River canyon near Auburn

By the river

  • Robie Point and the Western States Trail are about a mile away.
  • The American River is ten minutes by car for swimming or rafting.
  • Lake Clementine Trail is a 4.5-mile hike to the dam under Foresthill Bridge.
  • Hidden Falls is nearby for hiking and biking.
Apple Hill orchards near Placerville

Day trips

Apple Hillabout an hour

Orchards and farm stands near Placerville.

Lake Tahoeabout 90 minutes

Beaches, trails, and a change of altitude.

Sacramentoabout 40 minutes

The riverfront, old town, and restaurants.

Useful tips

  • The front entrance has stairs. The side entrance has a few shallow steps.
  • Park at the side of the house. The front curb is a red zone.
  • A second car can tuck in by the garage.
  • The door code arrives the day before check-in.
  • Dogs are welcome, but please do not leave them alone in the yard for long stretches.

What guests noticed

4.99 average from 93 reviews

Beautifully decorated and well-appointed house, just a short walk from downtown restaurants and shops. Thoughtful touches included a coffee maker, pods, and creamer, a nice selection of books, special dishes for children and patio dining, bottled water, and a kitchen stocked with good-quality dishes, pots, and pans. We were very comfortable and enjoyed our stay!

Maya, Davis, California

This is the best AirBnB at which we've stayed. Clean, comfortable beds, great kitchen, excellent accommodations, beautiful yard. Eileen helped with our requests and was proactive making sure my elderly mother could get into the house. 11/10, would repeat.

Sarah, Bend, Oregon

Highly Recommend. The house was beautifully decorated and cozy. Comfy beds and plenty of space. The host was amazing, great communication and very accommodating. We hope to come back soon.

Stephen, Pasadena, California

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Pine Street Cottage. It is the perfect place for a small dog with the enclosed back yard and it is walkable to uptown and old town Auburn. Nicely renovated and very comfortable two bedroom. We will definitely be back when in Auburn again.

Kristen, Sonoma, California
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Scott and Eileen usually answer questions about the area as well as the house.