Central Point & Jacksonville Oregon’s Best Place to Stay
Southern Oregon's Wine Country, Right Outside Your Door
This Classical Revival Greek Revival home sits on 3½ beautifully landscaped acres, framed by mature trees, flower gardens, and sweeping views of Southern Oregon wine country. Rolling hills surround the property on every side, giving the estate a quiet, tucked-away feeling despite being just minutes from town.
Built in 1857 by William Bybee, the estate is located just one mile north of historic Jacksonville, Oregon. It’s close enough for convenience yet private enough to feel like your own corner of the valley. Guests can choose from seven historic bedrooms, or reserve it all for total privacy. Complete with ensuite bathrooms and full kitchens, the Inn and Carriage House have everything you need for an enjoyable stay.
Outdoors, an open-air gathering area with a covered porch, gazebo, and water feature invites long evenings outside with a comfortable fire pit, mountain views in the distance, and plenty of space to simply sit and relax under the stars.
Step into History
Built in 1857 by pioneer settler William Bybee
Classical Revival Greek Revival architecture
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Original wood flooring, moldings, and windows, carefully restored
Stained glass windows throughout the Main House
Victorian-style staircase
Clawfoot tub original to the era
Two historic homes on the property: the Main House and the Carriage House
Nearby Tourism & Destination
One mile from historic downtown Jacksonville, Oregon
Surrounded by Rogue Valley wine country and rolling vineyard hills
Views of the Siskiyou Mountain Range
Minutes from local wineries and tasting rooms
Close to hiking trails and outdoor recreation throughout the valley
Near Jacksonville's historic shops, restaurants, and live music venues
A short drive from Medford and the greater Rogue Valley region
Your Weekend Guide to Jacksonville
Wine Country at Your Doorstep
Bybee Estate sits where two of Southern Oregon's wine regions meet. Jacksonville marks the start of the Rogue Valley wine trail and the gateway to the Applegate Valley, a smaller wine region tucked inside it. A long, warm growing season and a Mediterranean-style climate let winemakers here grow far more than Pinot Noir, so a single afternoon can take you from crisp whites to bold Tempranillo, Syrah and Zinfandel.
What makes it special is the scale. These are small, family-run wineries, most with the winemaker or owner pouring in the tasting room. You guests can walk between tasting rooms in town, or let the Jacksonville Wine Trolley do the driving. The perfect activity for your bachelorette or wedding weekends.
South Stage Cellars: set in an 1864 brick building downtown, with a European-style wine garden out back.
Quady North: a family-run tasting room in the heart of town.
DANCIN Vineyards: valley views of Table Rocks, artisan bites and live music.
Daisy Creek Vineyard: a relaxed vineyard stop minutes from downtown.
Cowhorn Vineyards: biodynamic and certified organic.
The Applegate Wine Trail: an easy, scenic drive from the estate
Red Lily Vineyards: Spanish-inspired wines and Tempranillo in a big red barn beside the Applegate River; flights arrive in test tubes.
Plaisance Ranch: a working ranch since 1858, nearly as old as Bybee Estate itself.
Our favorites
Wellness in the Rogue Valley
The best weekends leave room to breathe. Southern Oregon makes that easy.
Start at the estate. Mornings on the covered porch, an afternoon soak in the original clawfoot tub, evenings by the fire pit with nothing on the agenda. Three and a half acres of gardens and mature trees give everyone a quiet corner of their own.
Walk the Jacksonville Woodlands. About 18 miles of interconnected forest trails start right in town, easily reached from Britt Gardens. It's an ideal morning walk or a gentle reset after a busy day of activities. Guests can explore various trails in the Applegate, Forest Park, and Beekman Woods & Native Plant Arboretum.
Book a spa morning. Radiant Day Spa, a boutique spa in historic Jacksonville, specializes in holistic facials and body treatments by appointment.
Soak in mineral springs. About 40 minutes away near Ashland, Jackson WellSprings offers a large naturally warm mineral pool, private soaking tubs, a sauna and a steam room on a 30-acre garden property, with day passes available.
Downtown Historic Jacksonville
One mile from Bybee Estate, Jacksonville feels like a town the modern world forgot to rush. Gold miners built it in the 1850s, and in 1966 it became Oregon's first National Historic Landmark District. Its brick storefronts, wooden boardwalks and Victorian homes still stand much like they did when William Bybee built his home just up the road.
Today the whole downtown is walkable in an afternoon, with no plan required. Guests can drift along California Street from shop to shop, step into a tasting room, then find a shaded bench in Britt Gardens. Our charming town features a variety of artisan shops and boutiques offering antique finds, specialty foods, pottery, locally made crafts, and vintage charm on every corner.
Jacksonville's dining scene punches well above its size, and almost all of it is a five-minute drive from the estate. Some of the local favorites include:
Gogi’s
The Monterey
Back Porch Bar & Grill
The Good Bean
Jacksonville Inn
Seasonal and Annual Nearby Events
World-class theater in downtown Ashland, running from March through October each yea
Twice a year (spring and fall) the Applegate wineries open their doors for a behind-the-scenes taste of what's new.
A 45-minute ride through Gold Rush history, running May through October and on December weekends.
Outdoor concerts and the Britt Festival Orchestra under the stars, all summer long from June through September.
Outdoor concerts and the Britt Festival Orchestra under the stars, all summer long from June through September.
Costumed docents lead holiday tours of the 1870s Beekman House on weekends from late November through the weekend before Christmas.
A private trolley ride through Jacksonville's Victorian holiday lights, offered throughout December.

