Open living room with a large grey sectional, rug and wood floors, with the dining area beyond

00Azusa, California

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Starbase Azusa

Three homes on one corner lot in Azusa, with 8 bedrooms and 10 beds for up to 16 guests. Your group stays together without anyone on top of each other, unless someone calls the top bunk.

Sleeps up to 16 · 8 bedrooms · 10 beds (incl. 2 twin bunks) · 6 baths

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Questions first? Text Koli or call (855) 212-4853

01The story

Starbase Azusa is three homes on one corner lot, with 8 bedrooms and 10 beds for up to 16 guests, twin bunks included. Cook side by side at the kitchen island and linger at a long dinner table. When the night winds down, everyone has a home to head back to. Made for family reunions, team trips and offsites.

Origin

We bought this place as a single-family home, then expanded it and rebuilt it as Starbase Azusa: three separate homes on one corner lot. The idea was simple: big groups together, without anyone crammed in.

The interiors are by Cozy Palette, our own design studio, and these homes will be part of its portfolio of Airbnb design work. Every bedroom took its name from the night sky: seven planets and the Moon, kept to a moon print here and a planet poster there.

Why Starbase? The San Gabriel Canyon starts just up our street, and David loves astronomy. The tech is real too: smart-home features, very fast internet and a pro-grade network. The part we love most is simpler: watching a family relax because everyone finally fits.

Style: Warm wood, soft sofas and a few planets on the walls
Setting: A corner lot in Azusa, at the foot of the San Gabriels

Sleeps up to 16
Three homes, one corner lot
8 bedrooms
10 beds (incl. 2 twin bunks)
6 baths
5-min walk to Metro A Line

02The homes

Together, with doors that close.

Each home has its own full kitchen, full living room and front door, so the group can spread out and still eat together.

Zeta
- 4 bedrooms
- 5 beds
- 3 baths
The big one: the long dinner table, the kitchen island and a desk by the window. Four bedrooms, from Mercury to Jupiter.
Orion
- 2 bedrooms
- 2 beds
- 1 bath
A deep blue sectional, a desk by the window and a round table for slow breakfasts. Good for whoever needs a quiet hour.
Nova
- 2 bedrooms
- 3 beds (incl. 2 twin bunks)
- 2 baths
The orange sofa, the glass dining table and the twin bunks in the Moon room all live here. Bedtime may need a referee.

Shared by all three: Mission Control, our garage lounge.

03Photos

Pull up a chair. There are plenty.

Kitchen with a marble island and four bar stools — Zeta
Above: A marble island with four stools under gold pendant lights. Seats for the cooks, and for the people who say they're helping.
Photography by Alex, AGP Production

Bedroom with a wood-slat wall, a bed and a sliding door to the patio — Zeta
Above: A wood-slat wall, plenty of daylight and a sliding door out to the patio. An easy room to sleep in, and to wake up in.
Photography by Alex, AGP Production

Bedroom with two beds under an orange accent wall — Zeta
Above: Two beds under a warm orange accent wall, for siblings, cousins or teammates who don't mind sharing.
Photography by Alex, AGP Production

Bedroom with a Milky Way accent wall, gold sconces and a king bed — Zeta
Above: A Milky Way wall and gold sconces in the Jupiter room. Easy to fall asleep counting stars.
Photography by Alex, AGP Production

Kitchen with white upper cabinets and a herringbone backsplash — Orion
Above: White upper cabinets and a herringbone backsplash. With more than one kitchen on the lot, breakfast doesn't have to take turns.
Photography by Alex, AGP Production

Round wood table with orange chairs — Orion
Above: A round wood table with orange chairs beside a big leafy plant. Made for slow breakfasts and second cups.
Photography by Alex, AGP Production

Bedroom with a starry black ceiling, a wood-slat wall and a king bed — Orion
Above: A starry ceiling and a ringed-planet light over the bed in Saturn. Look up before you nod off.
Photography by Alex, AGP Production

Bright living room with an orange sofa and a round coffee table — Nova
Above: An orange sofa, a round coffee table and plenty of plants. The coziest corner on the lot, if you ask us.
Photography by Alex, AGP Production

Glass dining table beside sliding doors — Nova
Above: A glass dining table by the sliding doors, a few steps from the orange sofa. Small-group dinners, big daylight.
Photography by Alex, AGP Production

Bunk room with two sets of wooden bunk beds and a moon-surface accent wall — Nova
Above: Two sets of bunks against a moon-surface wall in the Moon room. Top bunk goes to whoever gets there first.
Photography by Alex, AGP Production

Interiors by Tammy and Regine of Cozy Palette

04A day at Starbase Azusa

Slow mornings, long dinners.

Morning
The coffee corner is ready before anyone is awake, under a framed print of the Moon. Early risers take the first cups; the late sleepers are a whole house away.
Afternoon
Azusa sits right below the San Gabriel Mountains, and the Metro A Line is a 5-minute walk away. Split up for the afternoon, then meet back at the long table.
Evening
Dinner lands on the long table, with the kitchen right behind it, so the cooks never miss the conversation. When the night winds down, the walk home is a few steps across the lot.

05Neighborhood

Settle in, then head out.

You're staying in Azusa, a 5-minute walk to the Metro A Line, so not every plan has to start with who's driving. Head out for the day, then come back to a place that already feels like yours.

Azusa, CA
5-min walk to Metro A Line

Aerial view of downtown Azusa with the Metro A Line station and the San Gabriel Mountains

Getting here

Station name: Azusa Downtown station on the Metro A Line, about 5 minutes on foot

Local picks

Canyon City Dog Park, Azusa's new dog park, is a block away: about a 3-minute walk.
Target and Starbucks are right across the street, for supplies and the first coffee run.
Glendora Mountain Road, the winding canyon drive into the San Gabriels, is about 15 minutes away.
Azusa Pacific University and Citrus College are under 10 minutes by car, one A Line stop east.
The old Foothill Drive-In's neon sign, a Route 66 landmark, still stands a 3-minute drive away.

06Guests

What guests are saying

Rated 4.9 out of 5 on Airbnb

...Everything was brand new and spotless. Perfect for large groups!
Chris · Apr 2026 · via Airbnb
We had a large group of all ages and this property accommodated us all very well. The space is thoughtfully designed and beautifully decorated...
Kelly · Apr 2026 · via Airbnb
...The three-home layout gave us plenty of space and privacy while still allowing us to spend quality time together...
Alesana · Jun 2026 · via Airbnb
Everything was exactly as described, all 3 homes were upgraded and beautiful...
Desteny · Jul 2026 · via Airbnb
...So much detail went into the house and it was noticed... We felt right at home and safe.
Jordan · Aug 2026 · via Airbnb
A lovely stay for our group of 11 - - super clean and convenient!!
Ben · Mar 2026 · via Airbnb

07Details

Need to know

Guests: Sleeps up to 16
Homes: Three homes, one corner lot
Bedrooms: 8 bedrooms
Beds: 10 beds (incl. 2 twin bunks)
Baths: 6 baths
Transit: 5-min walk to Metro A Line
Check-in / check-out: Check-in 4 PM · checkout 10 AM. Early check-in from 2 PM or late checkout until noon may be available. Pay to guarantee it, or text Koli and we'll confirm within 24 hours. Self check-in by smart lock, with arrival steps sent before you arrive.
Parking: Easy parking: room for three large vehicles out front, plus free street parking. A public parking structure is a block away, next to Target.
Pets: Pets welcome (pet fee applies). Canyon City Dog Park is about a block away.
Laundry: Three washer-and-dryer sets across the three homes, so packing light actually works.
Internet: Very fast internet and a pro-grade network, for the one person who has to join a call.

Home truths

This is three separate homes on one lot, not one big house. Each has its own full kitchen and living room, so decide early who sleeps where.
Street parking is free, but check the street-cleaning signs before you park. Bigger groups can use the public structure by Target.
Zeta, the front home, has a few steps up to the door. Orion and Nova, at the back, have no stairs.
Azusa Downtown station on the Metro A Line is about a block away, a 5-minute walk. Handy for car-free days out.
Smoking outdoors only.
The courtyard between the homes is plain concrete, not a garden.
Some bedrooms have dark accent walls and low, warm lighting, so they feel cosy rather than bright.

StarbaseAzusa

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Questions first? Text Koli or call (855) 212-4853

Starbase Azusa

Together, with doors that close.

Zeta

Orion

Nova