Welcome to Your Private Sedona-Area Retreat

Tucked away on two peaceful private acres in Cornville, Arizona, this 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home is built for groups who want space, quiet, and a real night sky. You are about 15 minutes from Sedona trailheads and minutes from Page Springs wineries, Cottonwood, and Jerome. That is close enough for a full day on the red rocks and far enough to come home to dark skies, no streetlights, and two acres that are yours alone.

This listing is the entire home and grounds. No shared house. No other guests on the property. Two luxury glamping domes, a hot tub, an infrared sauna, a cold plunge, and a yoga and fitness setup sit right outside the remodeled house.

The Property at a Glance

- Entire home on 2 private acres in Cornville
- 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, sleeps 9
- Three king bedrooms plus a queen-over-twin bunk room
- Two luxury stargazing / glamping domes
- Outdoor hot tub
- Infrared sauna
- Cold plunge, available around the clock
- Yoga mats, free weights, and a pull-up bar
- Chef-ready kitchen
- Large living-room sectional and Smart TV
- Outdoor dining table, lounge chairs and grassy yard
- Level 2 Tesla EV charger on site (bring an adapter for non-Tesla vehicles)
- Kinetico whole-home water filtration
- About 15 minutes to Sedona, minutes to Page Springs wine country

Who This Home Is For

This property is for families and small family gatherings. It works well if you want a house, a yard, and a bunk room instead of a tight Sedona condo; three real king rooms; a sauna, cold plunge, and hot tub; or a wine country base near Page Springs.

It is not a party house. It is not an event venue. It is a weaker fit if you need to walk to Sedona restaurants, if you want the domes as extra bedrooms, or if you want an Uptown address.

House Rules — Read Before You Book

This is a quiet residential neighborhood. Your neighbors are full time local residents. This is the only short term rental on the road, so noise carries and complaints come fast.

- Family stays and family gatherings only
- No parties, events, bachelor/bachelorette trips, or large get-togethers
- Maximum 9 people on the property, including children and day visitors
- More than 9 people requires written permission from the host before arrival
- Quiet hours after dark; keep voices, music, and hot-tub noise down
- Extra guests, parties, or sleeping in the domes can end the stay without a refund

If your group cannot follow that, this is not the right listing.

The House

The home has been fully remodeled with open rooms, natural light, and a layout that lets a family spread out. You can cook, watch a movie, and put kids to bed without stacking everyone in one space.

Living room
A large, comfortable sectional and a Smart TV make this the indoor hangout after hiking or wine tasting. Mornings work just as well: coffee, a slow start, and desert light through the windows.

Kitchen
The kitchen is chef-ready and stocked with quality cookware, appliances, and utensils. Plan real meals here. Breakfast before a trailhead run, a simple lunch between wineries, or a family dinner so you do not have to drive back into Sedona every night.

Bathrooms
Three updated bathrooms are stocked with soft towels and natural bath products. That matters with nine people and a hot-tub-and-plunge routine.

Water
A Kinetico filtration system treats the water for drinking, cooking, and bathing. In the high desert that is not a small detail. Guests notice it.

Where You Sleep

Sleeps 9 across four bedrooms:

- Bedroom 1: king bed, private and quiet
- Bedroom 2: king bed, private and quiet
- Bedroom 3: king bed, private and quiet
- Bedroom 4: queen bunk on the bottom with a twin on top, best for kids or one extra adult

Count every person, including children, toward the nine-person maximum.

The Domes

The two luxury glamping domes are why a lot of families book this house. They are lounge and stargazing rooms. They are not bedrooms.

Each dome has comfortable seating and a panoramic view of the sky. The property sits between two mountains, away from city lights, with no light pollution on the grounds. On a clear night you can see the Milky Way.

Use the domes from sunset onward. That is when the air cools and the sky does the work. Bring a blanket, then go back inside to sleep in a real bed.

No overnight sleeping in the domes. That is a house rule, not a suggestion.

Wellness Amenities

This is a private wellness setup, not a hotel spa.

- Outdoor hot tub for a soak under the stars after a hike
- Infrared sauna for heat and recovery
- Cold plunge available day or night
- Yoga mats for the grassy yard or an indoor stretch
- Free weights and a pull-up bar

A good rhythm is hike or wine country during the day, then sauna, plunge, hot tub, and the domes after dark. Keep the volume down so the neighborhood stays quiet.

Outdoor Space

Two acres give you room to breathe. The front yard has grass. Use it for morning yoga, kids playing, or coffee.

Outside you will also find a dining table for meals at dusk, lounge chairs, a hammock, and quiet desert sound. Sunrise coffee and sunset wine are what this yard is built for — not speakers and a crowd.

Parking, EV Charging, and Getting Around

You will want a car. Restaurants, trailheads, and tasting rooms are a short drive, not a walk.

A Level 2 Tesla charger is on site. If you drive a non-Tesla EV, bring the adapter that works with your car. There is space on the property for your vehicles.

Where You Are

Cornville, Arizona, in the Verde Valley, between Sedona and wine country.

Typical drive times:
- Sedona trailheads and Village of Oak Creek: about 15 to 20 minutes
- Uptown Sedona: about 20 to 25 minutes
- Page Springs wineries and tasting rooms: a few minutes
- Old Town Cottonwood: about 15 minutes
- Jerome: about 25 to 30 minutes
- Oak Creek for hiking, fishing, or kayaking: a short local drive

You can spend a full day on Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, or Uptown, then be back before the sky gets good. Or skip Sedona for a day and do Page Springs, Cottonwood, and Jerome.

Suggested Days

Day 1. Arrive, unpack, walk the property, use the sauna and plunge, dinner at home or in Cottonwood, then the domes after dark.
Day 2. Red-rock morning. Leave early for a Sedona trail, eat in the Village of Oak Creek if you want, back by late afternoon for the hot tub.
Day 3. Wine-country day. Page Springs is close enough to take it slow and still be home for sunset.

Stay longer if you can. The house gets better when you are not rushing every meal into town.

What to Pack

A light layer for evening. A small flashlight or phone light for the yard after dark. Hiking shoes if trails are on the plan. An EV adapter if you are not driving a Tesla. Groceries on the way in if you want night one at home.

Key Amenities

Four bedrooms. Three bathrooms. Sleeps nine. Two luxury glamping domes for stargazing only. Hot tub. Infrared sauna. Cold plunge. Yoga mats. Free weights. Pull-up bar. Chef kitchen. Smart TV. Outdoor dining. Lounge seating. Hammock. Grassy yard. Kinetico filtered water. Level 2 Tesla charger. Two private acres. No light pollution on the property. Fifteen minutes to Sedona. Minutes to Page Springs, Cottonwood, and Jerome.

Book this house for a quiet family stay near Sedona. Come for the red rocks. Stay for the quiet, the wine country, and the sky.