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

