Breathtaking Views of National Park (10 minutes from Sequoia!)

Outstanding views of the Park throughout entire home!

10 minutes to Sequoia
2800 SF
3 Bedrooms / 3 Bathrooms
- 1 King Bed
- 2 Queen Beds
- 1 Twin Bed w/ Twin Trundle
- Large Front Patio

Beautifully renovated Spanish Rancho home with plenty of room to experience the best of what Sequoia has to offer. Nestled only 10 minutes from the National Park entrance, the property will provide memories of a lifetime. Perfect for families with kids.

Situated on Mineral King Road, just below Eagle Nest Rock, the views are unparalleled. Moro Rock, Alta Peak, Great Western Divide, and Eagle Nest Rock are among the many gorgeous sites that you can take in during your stay. Our house outlets directly onto sierra drive which can save guests ~30-60 minutes when National park entrance wait times are long.

☆ Please Note ☆

: The pond is to observe wildlife, but may not be swam in.
: We are out in nature, although rare, there have been sightings of bears, snakes, spiders, and other unwelcomed visitors.
: Out of respect to our neighbors, no noise after 10 pm, please.

Other things to Note

Hazards:
We are a rural homestead please be aware of splinters, bumps and holes
the ground, slippery rocks and
unpredictable wildlife. When hiking or
strolling about please be aware of the
ground in front of you. Caution is
required at all times. There is poison oak on the property.
Please be careful of poison oak (three leaves let it be).

This is a wild place. Hiking is at your own risk. You must take responsibility for you and your party's safety. Bites and stings do not occur often. Most creatures are usually not aggressive but still pose a threat. No matter how well the house is cared for it is still possible for bugs to get in. Some of them are only present during certain seasons. The main ones to be aware of are a variety of spiders, rattlesnakes, yellow jackets, black widows, kissing bugs, scorpions, mosquitoes, ticks and various wild animals. If you get bit, stung or threatened please let us know immediately. If possible, please keep the critter for identification. If you have allergies please notify us and bring
medications with you. Although extremely rare, other concerns in our
region are rabies, lyme disease, bubonic plague, hentavirus, and west nile virus. If you get bit or stung or hurt in any way, please notify us as soon as possible.

The Sierra Nevada and foothills are rattlesnake habitat. Please watch where
you walk. During the Spring, Summer and Autumn months we strongly
recommend using a dim flashlight when you walk about during the nighttime and remember that snakes and skunks are also nocturnal. There is poison oak plants on the property. Once you have learned to identify these noxious plants they are easy to avoid: poison oak, various thistles, goathead, stinging nettles. Several pet dogs reside in the area. They are usually free to roam about, are friendly to people.

Release of Liability: To the maximum extent permitted under the law, WE
RELEASE FROM ANY AND ALL LIABILITY the Owners and Managers for any loss, damage, injury, or expense that we may suffer, or that our family or guests may suffer, as a direct or indirect result of use of any of the Property and due to any cause whatsoever, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION: NEGLIGENCE, BREACH OF CONTRACT, OR BREACH OF ANY STATUTORY OR OTHER DUTY OR CARE THAT MIGHT BE OWED BY ANY OF THE OWNERS PARTIES. This release is intended to be interpreted in the broadest possible manner.