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1870s Historic Renovation

The Bunk House at Butler Hill

Our historic renovation is in downtown Plymouth, CA-minutes to 42 wineries. Beautiful spaces, indoor and out, are adorned with antiques and carry the quiet charm of the gold rush era, as well as every modern convenience. Ideal for a romantic getaway, a family visit or just relaxing in the space. We are an easy drive to and from the Bay Area, Lake Tahoe and Yosemite. We are children and business friendly, with high speed internet and a deluxe Comcast TV package.

Ask about our Fairy Garden Tea Party, self-guided historical town tour or scavenger hunts. Our vacation rentals and airbnb home is perfect for families, couples - everyone. vacation home rentals cabins airbnb

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The Bunk House at Butler Hill

Welcome to the first mining camp in Plymouth, California. Our house is the restored gold mine bunk house - every detail and modern convenience has been added - while repurposing all of the historic aspects of the property. A one of a kind adventure awaits. House and grounds - within walking distance to five star restaurants and a 10 minute drive to over 50 wineries. Come and bask in the luxury of our historically renovated gold rush property. Stay, play and party. Ask for all of the details.

Have kids - ask about our one-of-a-kind scavenger hunt, Old Town Plymouth Ghost Story Walk Experience, or a meal add on!

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The Boarding House

The Bunk House at Butler Hill

The Boarding House

Early on this property, miner tents and rudimentary cabins dotted the landscape. Tents gave way to a bunkhouse in the 1860s.

This red house was build circa 1870. It was where the caretaker family lived and where all of the miners ate. They called it the Boarding House. Men who lived in the boarding house and hoards of others ate here. In 1926, Chris and Socca Begovich purchased the property from the Plymouth Consolidated to run the Bunkhouse and the Boarding House. Chris immigrated to the US in 1910. He ran the Argonaut Mine Boarding House prior to living in Plymouth. The red house was ”The Boarding House” from this article. More formally, it was called “The Begovich Boarding House.”