Discover the perfect blend of rustic elegance and Sedona charm at this exceptional countryside retreat. Offering over 3,100 square feet of elevated living space, this luxurious single-level home accommodates up to ten guests across three sumptuous bedrooms, each complete with en-suite bathrooms. Nestled in the tranquil Village of Oak Creek, this property boasts breathtaking panoramic views of the iconic Red Rocks, Courthouse Butte, and Bell Rock, visible from nearly every room and the expansive verandas. The open-concept chef's kitchen is a culinary dream, equipped with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a gas range, making it perfect for preparing gourmet meals. Adjacent to the kitchen, a chic dining area is perfect for hosting intimate meals. The cozy living room features high ceilings, a gas chiminea-style fireplace, and a built-in wet bar, making it ideal for relaxation and entertainment.
Step outside to the stunning outdoor oasis, perfect for maximizing Sedona's 300 days of sunshine. Enjoy mornings with coffee on the verandas, afternoons firing up the brick pizza oven or gas grill, and evenings around the gas firepit under the stars. The secluded yet central location allows easy access to Sedona's top attractions. Whether hiking the nearby trails of Cathedral Rock and Bell Rock, exploring the unique boutiques at Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village, or savoring fine dining at local favorites like Elote Café, there's something for everyone. Nature lovers can venture out to Red Rock State Park for breathtaking views and outdoor adventures. With amenities including free Wi-Fi, plush linens, a washer and dryer, and garage parking, everything is in place for a memorable Sedona escape.
Key Features
- 3 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- Sleeps 10 guests
- 3,100 sq. ft.
- Expansive living room
- High ceilings with rustic beams
- Fully equipped chef's kitchen
- Furnished lounge with gas fire-pit
- Gas grill and pizza oven
Bedrooms
- Bedroom 1: King-size bed with gas fireplace; en-suite with soaking tub, shower, and double vanity
- Bedroom 2: Queen-size bed; en-suite with shower
- Bedroom 3: Queen-size bed; en-suite with shower/tub combo
Living Area
- Expansive living room
- High ceilings with rustic beams
- Gas chiminea fireplace
- Panoramic windows
- Built-in wet bar
- Large flat-screen TV
Kitchen and Dining
- Fully equipped chef's kitchen
- Granite counter-tops and stainless steel appliances
- Gas range and double oven
- Breakfast bar and dining area
- Built-in workspace
Outdoor Area
- Gas grill and pizza oven
- Multiple verandas with seating
- Furnished lounge with gas fire-pit
- BBQ grill
Home Entertainment
- Flat-screen TVs in living area
General
- Air-conditioning throughout
- Complimentary wifi
- Bedding and towels included
- Private parking
- Secure safety deposit box
- Ceiling fans throughout
- Long Term Stays Allowed
Laundry Facilities
- Washing machine
- Iron and ironing board
Safety Features
House Rules
- No pets allowed on the property
- No smoking allowed on the property.
- No parties or events permitted.
- Quiet hours are observed from 9 PM to 9 AM.
- Noise levels should be kept low, especially during the evenings.
- Primary renters must be 25 years or older.
- A signed rental contract is required after reservation confirmation.
Use of Amenities
- Please utilize the outdoor facilities respectfully, including the gas grill and pizza oven. Consider neighbors when using shared spaces.
Sedona
Sedona, Arizona is a breathtaking desert oasis nestled among the red rock formations of northern Arizona. Famous for its stunning natural beauty and outdoor activities, Sedona is a must-visit destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those looking for tranquility. Whether you’re hiking through the striking landscapes of Red Rock State Park, exploring the Chapel of the Holy Cross, or relaxing with a soothing spa experience, Sedona offers something for everyone. Visitors can explore over 200 miles of hiking and biking trails, take a jeep tour to experience the rugged beauty of the desert, or visit one of the many art galleries and cultural sites. Sedona is also renowned for its vibrant arts community, with galleries and events celebrating local craftsmanship and Southwestern culture. With its rich history, mesmerizing views, and energy vortexes that attract spiritual seekers, Sedona offers a peaceful retreat in a unique and awe-inspiring environment.
Places of Interest
- Red Rock State Park (5 km): A 286-acre park offering scenic hiking trails, picnic areas, and views of Sedona's iconic red rock formations. Popular for wildlife watching, photography, and nature walks.
- Chapel of the Holy Cross (7 km): A stunning Catholic chapel built into the red rocks with panoramic views of the surrounding desert. It's a peaceful spot for reflection and photography.
- Sedona Arts Center (2 km): An art hub offering exhibits, workshops, and events that highlight the vibrant local arts community, showcasing everything from visual art to performing arts.
- Slide Rock State Park (15 km): Known for its natural water slides, this park in Oak Creek Canyon offers swimming, picnicking, and hiking, all set against the backdrop of red rock formations.
- Cathedral Rock (7 km): One of Sedona's most famous hiking destinations, Cathedral Rock is known for its towering spires and stunning panoramic views of the surrounding valley. A challenging but rewarding hike.
- Sedona Vortex Sites (Various locations): Sedona is renowned for its spiritual energy vortexes, locations believed to be centers of healing and energy. Popular spots include Airport Mesa, Bell Rock, and Boynton Canyon.
- Bell Rock (10 km): A distinctive, bell-shaped formation, Bell Rock offers a short hike to the base or a more challenging climb to the top. It is also considered one of Sedona’s most powerful vortex sites.
- Oak Creek Canyon (15 km): A picturesque, lush canyon with creekside trails, swimming holes, and abundant wildlife, perfect for hiking and exploring the natural beauty of the area.