Miners Refuge - Mazama retreat with mountain views — Mazama, WA — vacation rental

Miners Refuge - Mazama retreat with mountain views

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📍 Mazama, WA, US

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Miners Refuge is an outstanding trail-side cabin overlooking the Chechaquo Ranch meadow in Mazama. The home is available for up to 4, with two queen bedrooms. Miners refuge is not suitable for children under the age of 12. The living space has floor to ceiling windows with sliding doors opening onto the patio, dining table, and leather couches arranged around the stove. The cabin is exceptionally well finished and features private outdoor spaces, mature landscaping, incredible views, and immediate access to the nordic ski trails.

About the Home

Miners Refuge is an all-season cabin retreat in Mazama with exceptional views and well appointed interiors. The home is available for up to 4 guests, with two queen bedrooms each with connected bathrooms. The generous open plan living space has floor to ceiling windows with sliding doors opening onto the patio, and offering views across the meadow to the mountains beyond. This space includes a kitchen with steel countertops and kitchen island, dining table, and lounge space with leather couch arranged around the nordic-style wood stove. Adjacent to the living space is the nest, which is an extension of the living room. The nest has four built in couches making it a perfect for hang-out space for reading. Book shelves, games, and a small TV can also be found in this space. The two queen bedrooms are a half level above the living area, accessed by short stairs and a corridor. Two identical bathrooms are located between the bedrooms, each with access from the adjacent bedroom and the corridor. The entryway has ample space for boots and outdoor gear, along with closets and laundry cupboard. An alcove off the main living room provides a desk space for remote working. Outside there is a lovely partially covered patio with a large dining table and BBQ grill, as well as a fire pit with four adirondack chairs and a wooden bench. An outdoor shower can be found to the rear of the house. The cabin has polished concrete floors with radiant in-floor heating and additional heating provided by the wood-stove. There is no air-conditioning, however, generous overhangs help prevent summer overheating, and each bedroom is equipped with a ceiling fan. Designed by award winning local architects, Johnston Architects, this is a remarkable retreat and rare opportunity to experience a stay in one of Mazama’s most sought after locations. The house is so well integrated with its site that it is almost hidden by native trees and shrubs and offers both privacy and views.

Good to know

Miners Refuge sleeps up to 4 guests. Four guests are included in the nightly rental price. This cabin does not accept pets. Please note in case you have allergies that the owners do have a pet that they bring with them when they stay. For winter stays a local snow plowing service takes care of the Chechaquo ranch road and the driveway. Please be patient after snow storms as they have many properties to clear. You may need to shovel the entryway area. PRICING Please note that the nightly rate varies with seasons and weekdays, please enter your proposed dates for an accurate quote. A 5% weekly discount is automatically applied to stays of 7 nights or more. CANCELLATIONS Miners Refuge has a 30 day cancellation policy: there are no refunds for cancellations made less than 30 days before your stay. POOL ACCESS Guests of our cabin may use The Inn at Mazama outdoor pool (open from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and tennis/pickleball court. The Inn is a short walk or bike ride across the meadow from the cabin, located at 15 Country Road in Mazama. The cost to use the pool is $10/guest/day and you should check in at the front desk before heading to the pool. Note this is the communal pool amenity referenced in the listing; it is off-site and a fee applies. The Inn also has private offices available to rent by the day in case you need space to work during your stay.

The Neighborhood

MAZAMA The cabin is located in the Chechaquo Ranch community in Mazama, where all the properties are set back to the treeline and hillside surrounding the large meadow. This trail side property enjoys convenient access to the Methow Trails nordic ski trail system. It's a short ski, walk, or bike across to the Mazama Public House, or Mazama Store with its great bakery and grocery, Mazama is also home to the Goat’s Beard outdoor store (with mountain bike and fat bike rentals) and the Mazama Ski School for cross country ski hire and lessons. NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK Miners Refuge is also conveniently situated for easy access to the North Cascades and the trailheads to many of the Park's world-class hiking trails. It’s under 20 minutes drive to the Cutthroat Lake trailhead, 25 minutes to Washington Pass and 30 minutes to Maple Pass trailhead. Great for beating the crowds and snagging a trailhead parking spot at peak seasons.

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House Rules and Terms

Check-in and Checkout - Check-in is from 3 PM. Checkout is by 11 AM. - Early check-in or late checkout must be requested at least 24 hours in advance and is not guaranteed. Pets - Pets are not allowed. In case you have allergies, please note that the owners have a pet that they bring with them when they stay. Care of the Property - Please treat the cabin with care and respect, as you would your own or someone else's home. - We ask that you keep the property tidy during your stay and avoid leaving undue mess for our housekeeping team. - Please clean up after meals and do not allow dirty dishes and food waste to accumulate. - Furniture should remain in its original location. If you move smaller items, books, games or equipment, please return them to where you found them. - At checkout, we expect the cabin to be left in reasonable condition. Our housekeeping team will take care of the normal cleaning between stays. - We would appreciate it if you could run the dishwasher or wash the dishes before departure. Parking - Please park in the designated parking area. Fire, Smoking and Fireworks - No outdoor wood fires and no portable fire pits, including propane. No fireworks. No smoking inside or on the grounds. Quiet Hours - Quiet hours are 10 PM to 7 AM. Property and Community Rules - Maximum occupancy is 4 guests. - Miners Refuge is not suitable for children under the age of 12, due to the owners' preference, interior finishes, the wood stove and stairs. - Parties and events are not permitted.

What this place offers

Safety & cleaning 6Parking & access 4Views & setting 4Tech & work 5Pool & outdoors 4Kitchen & dining 11Comfort & essentials 13Rules & details 1Other 3
Carbon monoxide detector
Cleaning Disinfection
Fire extinguisher
Fireplace guards
First aid kit
Smoke detector
Free parking on premises
EV charger
Private entrance
Free parking on street
Mountain
Mountain view
Rural
Village
Desk
Internet
Laptop friendly workspace
Stereo system
Wireless Internet
BBQ grill
Garden or backyard
Patio or balcony
Communal pool
Dishwasher
Refrigerator
Stove
Coffee maker
Cookware
Dishes and silverware
Kettle
Kitchen
Microwave
Oven
Toaster
Dryer
Heating
Indoor fireplace
Washer
Bathtub
Bed linens
Extra pillows and blankets
Hangers
Hair dryer
Hot water
Shampoo
Towels provided
Tub with shower bench
Long term stays allowed
Ski In
Ski in/Ski out
Ski Out

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$488/ night
GuestsUp to 4
Bedrooms2
Bathrooms2
Guests2
Pets · not listed as allowed0
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