Ranch house & guest house aka Lodge & Hideout on 60 Acers. Mountain views.

Fully air conditioned & fog disinfected between rentals & all surfaces cleaned w/ disinfectant & all bedding/towels washed in hot water between rentals. This is a 60 acre ranch with a main house, guest house & hot tub for 8. It is a quiet family vacation rental. Ideal for family get-togethers with casual extra sleeping in addition to the 2 master bedrooms and 1st FL semi-private guest bedroom.
Between the two buildings there are 2 master bedrooms, and guest house1st FL guest bedroom w/queen bed, and extra sleeping in the communal rooms of the main house with 2 full fold down sofas, 3 queen pull out sofas, 2 queen day beds, 2 single day beds, There is a full bath in each of the master bedrooms plus 2 additional bathrooms with showers, In the main house.

Main house: in addition to the Master queen-bdrm w/bath, there are 2 additional baths off the large open space comprising the Great Room (w/ dining area, fireplace area & Living Room w/ wood stove). The 1250 sq ft space contains family style extra sleeping: 2 queen daybeds & 2 single daybeds, 3 queen pull out sofas, 2 fold down full sofa. The great room also has a dining table on one end, a fireplace in the middle, and wall to wall windows on the front end with mountain views (this room can be curtained off with it's own entrance, additionally there are 2 extra baths with showers (one with outdoor entrance) . Further, there is nice size, fully equipped commercial-kitchen, with a door to the rear porch with an outdoor BBQ, a second frig, and sink. There is also a front porch with seating for 10, and a large cactus garden.

2 story Guest House: 2nd FL master king bedroom w/ extra day bed, & full bath. There is a private entrance to a large outdoor deck and private staircase to ground floor. On the first floor there a queen day bed, a utility kitchen, conversation pit with antique wood stove, there is an open staircase to the 2nd FL so privacy is considered semi-private with it's own entrance. There is parking in the garage, outside both houses, and in the lower 2 acre field.
HOW THE RANCH CAME TO BE
The Ranch Is a desert retreat on 60 acres designed and built by
artist/builder Randy Polumbo in Joshua Tree, California. He calls the property "Spikehorn" Ranch, named in honor of his great-great uncle, John “Spikehorn” Meyer, Randy hopes Uncle Spikehorn would be proud of what he has built on his hill in the ruggedly beautiful high desert. Spikehorn was a colorful and brilliant character gifted in showmanship, “bear whispering,” and creating low brow architectural spaces as well as inventions. His sprawling rustic enclave was devoted to bear handling and appreciation, story telling, and other magical and enchanting pursuits. Today's Spikehorn is the perfect family retreat.

The Lodge (Main House) is made of a tumbledown squatters cabin expanded to a meeting hall/lodge/ and dining room for up to 16 people (Great Room & Living Room). This property features exposed framing, maybe six houses worth of vintage steel casement windows, a commercial kitchen, two indoor fireplaces, and three bathrooms.

Honeymoon Hideout (Guest House): This former collapsing garage is now a
lighthearted aerie love nest ideal to hole up with someone special. Enjoy the giant
soaking tub with 360 degree views, the discreet “mile high” privy tucked behind an airplane wing that rolls open, the wood stove, and three old school tire swings (with modern upholstery) Special details include an 8’ chandelier made of vintage bottles on two french bottle racks lit with delicately gelled LEDs by Polumbo Studio and one resident art project. There is extra sleeping on the 2nd FL daybed, and the queen pull out on the first floor.

This is a family retreat, there are no parties, loud music, fraternity type gatherings, business retreats. The county nuisance/noise code forbids loud music at anytime, and there is a 10 PM curfew forbidding any noise (music/party voices) that can be heard outside the house at that time. There is no hiking or climbing anywhere outside the ranch borders, as all the hills and fields are privately owned. We are 4 miles from the entrance of the national park with many choices for hiking and climbing.