The CPF Annual Awesome Auction

Two Nights Accommodation for Two in Guest Room of the 1801 Sauer-Adams, Adobe, Gothic Revival Monterey-Style Building in Downtown San Luis Obispo
Ended at: 742 days 8 hours 9 minutes 7 seconds ago
$525.00 USD

This auction has been sold to Michael Imwalle at $525.00 USD.

New BONUS for this auction item added today. Your stay includes one case of Castoro varietals (value circa $360) – which will be distributed to you during your stay. The hus­band and wife team of Niels and Bim­mer Udsen estab­lished Cas­toro Cel­lars in 1983 with the goal of pro­duc­ing world-class wines from Paso Rob­les-appel­la­tion grapes. Cas­toro Cel­lars cur­rent­ly has over 1,400 acres of Estate vine­yards, which are cer­ti­fied organ­ic by CCOF and all the vine­yards are SIP Cer­ti­fied.

This special experience will include two (2) nights accommodation and breakfast for two (2) at the 1801 Sauer-Adams Adobe and Garden. The adjoining building was built in 1820 and used as boarding for Franciscan monks in the 1830s. Together, the two buildings are the oldest commercial buildings in San Luis Obispo.

Inside San Luis Obispo

San Luis Obispo— tiłhini for the Northern Chumash—is the perfect way station between San Francisco and Los Angeles (which is why it also claims the world’s first motel). Architects from Julia Morgan to Frank Lloyd Wright, Warren Leopold, and Edla Muir designed buildings here, Joaquin Murieta held the town hostage; Jack Kerouac’s ghost haunts a local rooming house; and there is also a rich racial history, with extant Chumash dwellings, Chinatown, Japantown, and an African American hub.