Located in Cornville, this charming house for $391 per night is a fantastic option for your next break. Discover Tu'nlii House in Central Arizona's Verde Valley, a sustainable luxury retreat on the banks of Oak Creek. This four-bedroom, three-bathroom sanctuary, certified for its commitment to sustainability, invites you to unwind in the lap of nature. Nestled in a quiet farm community minutes from dining and wineries. Experience the perfect blend of nature and convenience. Book your unforgettable escape now. While sharing the property with our guest house, everything has been done from a design and architecture standpoint to ensure privacy and seclusion for your stay. If there are any issues with other guests, please let us know so we can rectify the situation. The host does not live on-site but is connected to you virtually day and night. Please let us know how we can help make your stay as comfortable as possible. Cornville is a Sedona suburb with year-round temperate weather and a history steeped in Native American culture, architecture, and spiritualism. There are local wineries for the adults, and the Page Springs Hatchery is a fantastic retreat for the entire family. Cornville is the perfect picnic destination to avoid the crowds. You can access the entire space within The Tu’nlii House and its outdoor accommodations. The Tu’nlii House has Four Bedrooms, three bathrooms, a full-size kitchen, a living room, a work-from-home space, a workout/yoga area, a movie room, an outdoor deck, a cedar hot tub, and a fire pit area. Trails to the lower part of the property provide access to Oak Creek, a picnic area, hammocks, and 100+ year-old Cottonwood trees. We purposefully refrained from installing fences on the lower property to ensure free range and access for many animals inhabiting this environment. With that in mind, please respect our neighbors and watch out for the signs highlighting the property boundaries. Understanding that the world of vacation rentals has a problem, and that is a world bustling with crowded tourist spots and generic (boring) accommodations. Finding a unique and peaceful getaway that genuinely connects you with the essence of your destination can be challenging. Named after the word for "river" in the native Apache language, The Tu'nlii House is designed to change that trend. It's a tranquil retreat on 2.6 lush acres along the picturesque Oak Creek in Central Arizona. It is uniquely located in the center of Arizona’s most famous wine region, the Verde Valley American Viticultural Area. +Only 25 minutes to Sedona +15 minutes to Old Town Cottonwood +10 min to the closest wineries and tasting rooms The space is thoughtfully designed to provide guests with a luxurious feel, a Western ambiance, and a connection to nature and Arizona culture. Art and décor were chosen or specially curated for the space to help our guests learn more about the area they are visiting. While sharing the property with another guest rental, everything has been done from a design and architecture standpoint to ensure privacy and seclusion for your stay. Humans are only one part of the beautiful Central Arizona ecosystem. We've worked hard to achieve the first sustainability certification in Central Arizona to validate our dedication to green hospitality practices. (Sustonica #94497144) Solar water heaters, Level 2 EV chargers, low-flow faucets and shower heads, dual-flush toilets, water and gas sensors, and environmentally friendly consumables (toilet paper, cleaning supplies, paper towels, etc) are part of this first phase in our sustainable efforts. We have plans for future improvements, including a complete solar electrical system, Ecoflo septic system, recycled water usage, and sustainable agriculture. The dream is to show our guests that we can enjoy the environment while protecting it for future generations. The retreat is located in a quiet farming neighborhood, so please be respectful of our neighbors and the local wildlife. The neighborhood is great for walking, running, and biking. Parking is onsite and in designated areas