Modern Mountain A-Frame | AC + Pet Friendly

Welcome to the Roots Mountain House, a modern A-Frame escape with handcrafted furnishings and vintage touches. The open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area features stunning floor-to-ceiling windows with breathtaking views. With three stylish levels, there's plenty of space to relax and unwind. Enjoy comfort, design, and nature all in one place. Pet friendly with a $50 fee per pet—because your furry friends deserve a mountain escape too! The space Welcome to Roots Mountain House! 🌲✨ Step inside this stunning modern A-Frame, where vintage charm meets handcrafted style. Main Level: Enter the open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area 🛋️🍽️. Huge floor-to-ceiling windows let in natural light and reveal breathtaking mountain views 🌄. Cozy up by the fireplace 🔥 or prepare meals in the fully equipped kitchen 🍳. Upper Level: Head upstairs to find peaceful bedrooms 🛏️ designed for rest and relaxation. Lower Level: The spacious lower level offers extra room to unwind or host friends. Outdoor Spaces: Step out onto the deck 🌿 for fresh mountain air, perfect for morning coffee ☕ or evening star-gazing ✨. Extras: Pet friendly 🐾 with a pet fee. Just add them to the reservation and the fee will be added automatically. Roots Mountain House is your perfect retreat for comfort, style, and nature! Guest access Guests have access to the entire home except for the locked build-up. **Lake Arrowhead is a private lake and short-term renters are not permitted access to the Lake. Available lakes for swimming, fishing, and walking trails are Lake Gregory in Crestline, Lake Silverwood, and Big Bear Lake in Big Bear. Lake availability will vary by season. Other things to note Parking is dedicated to the driveway for 3-4 vehicles. PER COUNTY CODE THERE IS NO STREET PARKING PERMITTED. 220-volt outlet and plug for electric vehicles near the driveway, Contact management for further details and usage. The home has a gas fireplace in the Living Room, please DO NOT burn real wood in this fireplace. The game room has a wood-burning fireplace you can burn real wood in. Wood is not provided but can be purchased locally. We highly recommend carrying chains/cables with tensioners during the winter. CalTrans will have chain checkpoints and require you to show them or in some cases put them on. to be allowed up the mountain. The BBQ is propane, propane is provided, but if some is left by a previous guest it may be used or exchanged locally. **This is NOT a party home! If you plan on breaking any of the house rules, including but not limited to: There is no smoking inside or outside the property, this includes but not limited to Cigarettes, Marijuana, and Cigars. If we smell smoke in the home there will be an additional $1000 cleaning fee. If we find burn marks in any furniture, guest is responsible for replacement costs. Please no hair dyeing, or use of any kind of permanent chemicals. We do not enjoy removing pets or additional guests from the home as well as charging additional fees. We kindly ask that guests follow all house rules to avoid any issues. Smoking inside or outside the home, any type of drug usage legal or not, underage drinking, violating quiet hours, exceeding occupancy limits or vehicle limits please do to rent this home. We do not enjoy removing people from our home, but the safety of our guests, home, and neighbors comes first. IN THE WINTER: Please note that due to the house not being insulated, as it’s a cabin built in 1971, our central heat only works so well. To properly heat the bedrooms, please make sure vents are open and close the doors to trap in the heat. Use the fireplaces to help heat the main living spaces, as well as the using the furnace. The coldest room in the house is the basement. This room is ground-level and can get cold. If you set the thermostat temp to 75 or 95, it won’t ever reach those temps due to the tall a-frame ceilings. Please be mindful of the amount of energy being used and turn it off when not in use. ***Bring your own firewood to use in the wood-burning fireplace in the basement will help heat that floor ***Make sure to bring warm clothes IN THE SUMMER: Please note that due to the house not being insulated, as it’s a cabin built in 1971, our central AC only works so well. To properly cool the bedrooms, please make sure vents are open and close the doors to trap in the cool air. Use the Upstairs “Quite Cool” vent to dispel any trapped heat, as that top floor can get hot. Using that and the AC at the same time will produce the best results. To help cool the main living spaces, please open windows and doors in the evenings (but turn AC off) to produce the best results. The coldest room in the house is the basement. This room is ground-level and will stay cool even on the hottest nights. If you set the thermostat temp to 55 or 60, it won’t ever reach those temps due to the tall a-frame ceilings and open concept house. Please always be mindful of the amount of energy being used and turn it off when not in use. **We always have extra portable fans in the house to keep cool. Registration Details CESTRP-2021-01289