Diamond In The Rocks!

Come stay in this rare Gem located in the Sonoran Desert surrounded by hundreds of Cacti. The perfect vacation retreat for some quiet time or a getaway with friends and family.
The space
Stunning Hacienda style private guest house (1139 sq ft) extremely rare DIAMOND in the Rocks!!! Positioned on 5.1 acres of gorgeous, lush high Saguaro desert, studded with enchanting timeless Saguaro cacti. Moments from Saguaro National Monument. Enter through private custom wrought iron gate with ample parking spaces, enclosed in private high walls. This guest house is within walking distance to the main house which is also on the 5.1 acres where your host resides. This rare diamond features external security cameras, a large private front porch with multiple seating, keypad door entry, an exquisite family room with dining space nestled in front of a beautiful gas burning fireplace. It also has a work space as well. In this beautiful guest house there are two bedrooms; one with a king bed and the other with a queen bed, each with a private full bathroom and walk in closet. Full kitchen, hardwood flooring, and two inviting private back porches off of each bedroom to watch a beautiful sunset.

This rare Diamond is in the perfect location!!!! Just 15 minutes away from dining and shopping. Ideal retreat for our amazing Gem show goers, Rodeo celebrators, active hikers, and more.
Guest access
Private drive through gate accessed via hand remote and the entire Guest house accessed via keypad code.
Other things to note
NO PETS.
ABSOLUTELY NO SMOKING inside or outside the guest house property.
No parties.
Sleeps 4; no additional guests overnight.
Wild animals are present in the Sonoran Desert and guests should practice awareness of their surroundings while staying on the property. Refer to wildlife animal descriptions found at AZ State Parks wildlife website (https://azstateparks.com/arizona-wildlife) for descriptions of potential animals in the surrounding desert. Also, check out the Saguaro National Park website (https://www.nps.gov/sagu/siteindex.htm) "Site Index" and "FAQ" pages for additional information on plants and animals in the desert.
Safely enjoy the desert beauty by practicing awareness.