Sacred Valley 2BR House, garden, WIFI, workspace.

Escape to a cozy 2BR, 2BA traditional Andean cottage in peaceful Urquillos, Sacred Valley. Surrounded by nature, the home features a private garden, full kitchen, fast Wi-Fi, and dedicated workspace—ideal for families, couples, or remote workers. Just 20 min from Urubamba and 30 min from Pisac, it’s the perfect base to explore the region. Enjoy comfort, quiet, and a touch of local charm in this hidden gem. Includes parking, hot showers, luxury towels and bedding with tea, coffee & local treats. The space 2 bedroom adobe cottage, with 2 bathrooms, kitchen and outside dining area and firepit. Other things to note 🌿 The Space Step into a cozy, rustic sanctuary with: • 2 spacious bedrooms (1 queen, 2 twin beds, plus 1 extra bed) • 2 full bathrooms with hot water • Fully equipped kitchen • Dining & living area with natural light and mountain views • Private garden perfect for relaxing, meditating, or enjoying morning coffee • Fast Wi-Fi & a dedicated workspace – ideal for remote work • Traditional adobe walls and wooden beams for a truly local experience This is not just a place to stay—it’s a place to live slowly, connect with nature, and feel the soul of the Andes. 🗺️ Location Located in Urquillos, a quiet village halfway between Pisac and Urubamba, you’re: • 20 min from Urubamba’s markets & restaurants • 50 min to Pisac ruins & Sunday market • 50 min to Ollantaytambo & Machu Picchu train • Surrounded by hiking trails, Inca terraces, and native flora It’s the perfect base for exploring Sacred Valley’s treasures while enjoying the peace of a small community. Great For: • Couples seeking a romantic escape • Families who want space and safety • Digital nomads needing peace and internet • Solo travelers looking to recharge ⸻ 💬 What Guests Love: “The garden is magical. Birds, stars, and total silence. It’s the best sleep I had in Peru.” “Loved working remotely here! Reliable Wi-Fi, and walking in the mountains every afternoon was a dream.” “We cooked, read, and just relaxed. It felt like home—and so much better than a hotel.”