Our desert homestead consists of three buildings: the guest house; the annex, which contains the shower, composting toilet, and washing machine; and the main house, which houses your hosts.
A visit to our guest house offers you the opportunity to enjoy strenuous activity from hiking to rock climbing, or to relax in the desert silence and enjoy a cup of tea and a good book.
Enjoy staying in an ancient Southwest tradition. Built from hand-crafted adobe block, finished with adobe clay plaster, and with an adobe floor, the guest house offers you an opportunity to experience desert homesteading with modern, earth-friendly conveniences.
Perched on the eastern Dragoon Mountain bajada just a few miles from the Cochise Stronghold and abutting public lands, the guest house offers unobstructed, panoramic views of our southern Arizona mini-mountain ranges, the Sky Islands.
Breakfasts are available for moderate extra charge. A small grocery store is located in Sunsites, about ten miles away, and large chain groceries are within about 30 miles.
Among the opportunities available to our guests:
Hiking in the spectacular and historic Cochise Stronghold, just a few miles from the guest house, or in Chiricahua National Monument across the valley.
Walking out your door into the wooded slopes of the Dragoon Mountains adjacent to the property.
Spending time with the thousands of sandhill cranes that winter in the nearby Sulfur Springs Valley.
Exploring the history of the Southwest at Fort Bowie National Historic Site, old town Bisbee, or the ghost towns of the Valley.
Relaxing in the quiet as you watch the birds from the front porch.
The guest house provides a double bed, a trundle bed, a well-equipped mini-kitchen with microwave, gas stove-top, small refrigerator, and an outdoor grill. Wireless or plug-in Internet are available in the guest house.
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