Mount Chalet - Luxury Location in the Sierras

About the Space

Resort Chalet Grass Valley, CA. Family Gatherings to a Corporate Retreat, or a film location, enjoy serenity and peace in this remote getaway. Extremely private chalet in the hills nestled in the heart of the Sierra Nevada Foothills, Historic Grass Valley is truly a postcard town. Rich in history and outdoor adventure, Grass Valley offers community members and visitors captivating nostalgia as well as innovative and exciting entertainment. Are you searching for the perfect location for your next adventure or special occasion? Look no further than Mount Chalet, a hideaway nestled in a private and secluded location, our retreat is steeped in heritage and offers an unparalleled setting for short and long-term productions to groups of all sizes. ADA Ramp at the front entrance. Whether you’re planning a family reunion, corporate retreat, or a memorable getaway with friends, our location provides a unique and immersive experience. Unleash your company’s potential through our innovative and engaging chalet retreat experience. An expertly designed and decorated sanctuary perfect for team building, film location, or a large family gathering. Your luxury accommodations await. We welcome you Our area is the heart of the historic California Gold Country. Grass Valley, Nevada City, Truckee, and many other communities in Nevada County have beautifully preserved the historic flavor from the Gold Rush days. Ski resorts are within easy reach as well as hiking, biking, fishing, and camping. History of Grass Valley It is believed that millions of dollars of gold, depending on current value, still lay buried deep in the earth below the quaint town of Grass Valley. As with all the mining camps and towns along what would become Highway 49, gold fever created an instantaneous population explosion. Though early miners sought their riches in the streams, it was only by accident that the true wealth of Grass Valley was discovered. Legend has it a miner in search of his missing cow stubbed his toe and dislodged a large rock which when he picked up gleamed with gold. Not too much later another man searching for stones to construct a chimney discovered a rich vein of gold quartz. The rest, as they say, is history. By 1855 the town was prospering and growing when it suffered two significant setbacks. A fire that swept through the town destroyed 300 buildings. Rebuilt the town faced a worse disaster, the ease of accessing the gold had become more and more difficult. Tenacity and improved techniques in hard rock mining allowed Grass Valley to once again prosper by the 1860s. 150 million dollars in gold was mined from two mines, the Empire Mine, and the North Star Mine in their 100 years of service. Nevada County in total produced an unbelievable 440 million dollars in gold during that same period. Both mines were closed in 1956 and are now a park and a museum open to the public. Grass Valley was one of the fortunate cities whose economy based on its mining efforts was able to prosper even through the Great Depression until the mines were closed. Grass Valley, CA 5 bedrooms - sleeps 24 bed 1- 2 queens and 1 crib bed 2 - queen bed 3 - king bed 4 - double Bunk-room 5 -four double beds -two queen beds one loft w/ trundle bed - two twins 3 Bathrooms Chef’s Kitchen