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This home was beyond our expectations. Sparkling clean. Well stocked kitchen with everything you need to feel at home. Great spaces to relax in comfort. The outdoor space/pool area was incredible! We felt like we were in our own private oasis. Breathtaking views of mountains and the most spectacular sunsets we’ve ever seen. So serene and peaceful. Just what we needed. David, our host, was very helpful and always super responsive. We loved our time here and truly hated to leave.

One of a kind property, very unique, excellent location, and beautiful nature very safe

Beautiful home in pristine condition! Absolutely gorgeous views, and all amenities. The guest house with a ping-pong table was a very fun addition! Very lovely stay.

We stayed for my son's graduation. My wife and I brought my daughter, my mother, and my wife's father. The house was perfect! We are not city peopke, so we decided it would be best for us to stay outside the city in a quiet location. This house has 2 masters and two standard bedrooms. 3 bathrooms. It fit us very comfortably. The ac works well, and there is a nice pool in the back of the house. It can't be seen from the house, so if you have small children you may need to keep an eye on them.It was about a 40 minute drive to the University, but it was worth it to us to have the longer drive so we could retreat to the silent desert. We were surrounded by saguaros and mesquite, and watched the wildlife: mule deer right outside the kitchen window, lizards zipping around the wash and the driveway, roadrunners, owls, rabbits, falcons, buzzards... and silent moonrises... silent except for the sound of the warm night wind. This place is amazing.We read other reviewers complain about the rough road. The road is a little bit bumpy for what... 80 yards?? My son's BMW drove across it without any issue. I say, if you are intimidated by a few bumps in a short road, you don't deserve this experience anyway. OR, grow up, toughen up, and drive/think/act like an adult. The road is part of the experience. It is the demarcation that strips away the weight of city life and city schedules. When you drive slowly across those bumps, you start to *feel* the desert. Let it happen.