We require that guests have at least one review. This is a master suite in a house where we live. KITCHEN IS LIMITED. Large, sweetly appointed bedroom with attached private bath. King bed with windows looking to Mt. Princeton & Sawatch Range. In the heart of 14’er and Hot Springs Country, half hour to Monarch Ski Area! Greg is known to make good coffee for y’all. Two guests max. The space We live on 25 acres with a cattle dog, eight head of cattle and wildlife (wild turkeys, hawks, crows, deer, elk, rabbits and coyotes) living just outside our door. Our house is 15 minutes to Mt. Princeton Hot Springs, downtown Salida or Buena Vista. Hike through public BLM land to Arkansas River and Browns Canyon National Monument. Gorgeous night sky! Our place is amazingly located between the Colorado Trail and Browns Canyon National Monument. Easy parking/turnaround for large vehicles or trailer. Guest access Deck overlooks Mt. Antero, Tabeguache Peak and Mt. Shavano. There's a small guest fridge in your room if you need to store leftovers etc. LIMITED KITCHEN. Fridge in kitchen is for hosts. Microwave and hotpot are available to guests. Tea is in far left cupboard. Most of our guests dine out, maybe reheat leftovers. That’s fine. We are NOT well set up for guests cooking meals. Front covered porch usually has a breeze and the deck can be a good place to eat or watch stars come out. Please crank patio umbrella down when you’re done using it. During your stay Tara or Greg will be around much of the time. Most times we are either upstairs or out messing with the ag ditch. Other things to note When you turn into our shared drive, go past the mailboxes and turn onto the second driveway from the LEFT. You will see our house number on the post to the left of our driveway. Follow the road up along the hay meadows. Important: Our Australian Cattle Dog, Hildegard of Centerville, lives in the house and is a work in progress. Friendly, sweet and very energetic. We are working with her every day but she still gets vocal at times. It's important to us that you are okay with her liveliness. She usually doesn't have run of the house, but in the event that is the case, pleeeeeeze do not let her outside. Our barn kitties, if you are privileged enough to see them, are Danny and Seldom Seen. Right now we don’t have horses on our land, although the neighbor cows graze here. We do not have AC; most properties in the area do not. Summer nighttime temps are usually good for open-window sleep. Temps warm up in summer in late afternoon but are usually quite nice by 7:30. Our covered front porch is a nice place to cool off and enjoy the late afternoon breeze. You’ll want to lower the shades in your room to keep it cool during the day. You may occasionally hear people practicing at the target range down the road, and due to our elevation above the road you will hear traffic. You will probably hear coyotes at night, and in the fall you may be lucky to see/hear turkeys and hear elk bugling! We thank our guests for being conscious water consumers. Please use only as many towels and blankets as you need.