Built
in 1928 by French craftsman and renowned inventor August
Guignard, the homestead at 1373 Barker Road featured acres
of farms and orchards as well as manufacturing operations
for the fruit grading equipment he pioneered. Today, that
home is Seven Oaks Bed & Breakfast and it continues
to be one of the finest historical
homes
in the
nation. The
neighborhood is now characterized by scattered light industrial
spaces and farms. Nestled here is Seven Oaks Bed & Breakfast
and its two acres of lush gardens bordered by mature Douglas
Firs that provide complete privacy and the feel of country
living. Views of Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams provide a dramatic
backdrop for serene and peaceful seating nooks and gardens
within the meticulously kept grounds.
Located
outside of the bustle of downtown Hood River
in an area called "The Heights," Seven Oaks is conveniently
close to, but peacefully detached from, the "city life" of
Hood River. Here you can have the best of both worlds. Just
two miles away is a small shopping center featuring Rosauer's
Market, Hood River's finest market specializing in local,
gourmet, and organic food and produce.
Nearby
is the majestic Columbia River Gorge, renowned for world-class
windsurfing, mountain biking, horseback riding, wineries, and
more. Ample storage for your recreational equipment available
on premises.
To
learn more about Hood River and the Columbia River Gorge,
visit: Hood
River Chamber of Commerce
To
take a tour of Seven Oaks Bed & Breakfast, come
this way...
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