Cabin in Wimberley

This private retreat shares a border with the Jacob's Well Natural Area and the walk to the swimming hole from the front porch is closer than the walk from the main parking lot of the park. Built in 2022, you’ll love this cozy getaway for its modern comforts and rustic ambiance. Come enjoy clean country air, birds singing in the trees, deer grazing in the yard, crickets singing you to sleep and the cool clear water that comes straight from the pristine aquifer below. The space This is a newly constructed private cabin on the border of Jacob's Well Natural Area. The rustic ambiance of the cabin gives a feeling of country living while the modern construction provides modern comforts. Everywhere you look you see custom touches from the doors to the shelves and on down to the window sills. This space was designed from concept to completion with guests in mind. While many will certainly choose to take advantage of the local restaurants while on vacation, this cabin provides sufficient facilities for those who do have a desire to cook. The kitchenette has a full sized refrigerator, a two burner gas cook top and ample prep space on the granite countertops and custom cedar island. Additionally, a gas grill is provided in the patio area beside the cabin should a cookout be in the cards. The living room has a reclining love seat for two with a television mounted across the room in case a day on the water turns into a movie night. High speed internet access allows for streaming, surfing or just watching the big game. The bedroom boasts a California King sized bed and handmade wood furnishings. The bathroom enjoys a rainmaker shower head and the same custom finish out as the rest of the cabin. Other things to note Bring your bicycles. There are miles and miles of country roads to explore in and around Wimberley. Additionally, there are several artisan's markets around town to satisfy your shopping cravings. Most notably is the Wimberley Market Days on the first Saturday of every month. Sunrises and sunsets can be viewed from the nearby Mount Baldy or the picturesque Devil's Backbone.