Mountain yurt w/hot tub & fire pit

Summary:

Experience tranquil mountain living at Nature’s Edge, a cozy yurt with sweeping valley views and peaceful forest surroundings.

- Sleeps 4 | 1 king bed + sofa | 1 bath

- Hot tub w/ valley view – perfect for crisp winter evenings

- Fire pit, deck & BBQ grill for outdoor downtime

- Pellet stove heating & A/C for year‑round comfort

- Fast WiFi w/ dedicated workspace – ideal for remote work or streaming

- Free on‑site parking & easy access to Lost River (½ mi) and nearby trails



The Space:

Morning light spills across the valley as mist lifts from the hills, and the quiet feels expansive, broken only by the soft rustle of the forest. Inside the yurt, the pellet stove glows while the air‑conditioning hums gently, offering a perfect balance for any temperature. Step onto the deck, breathe the crisp mountain air, and let the view become your backdrop for relaxation.



Sleeping arrangements

The studio‑style yurt sleeps up to four guests with a king‑sized bed and a sleeper sofa in the open living area. A loft above provides a quiet nook for reading, games, or simply enjoying a change of perspective.



Comfort and interior living

A full bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen let you prepare meals with ease. A Smart TV, board games, and comfortable seating invite relaxed evenings, while fast WiFi and a dedicated workspace support streaming, video calls, and remote work. Pellet‑stove heating keeps the space warm on chilly nights, and air‑conditioning is ready for warmer days.



Outdoor living

A hot tub overlooks the valley, offering steamy relief against crisp air—especially magical in winter. A fire pit and BBQ grill sit on the deck, perfect for gathering after dark. Free on‑site parking and additional street parking are available, and a sound machine on the bedside table helps mask occasional state‑route noise when trees are bare.



Location and nearby experiences

Nestled on 35 acres of wooded ridge in Wardensville, the yurt is a short drive from Lost River State Park and the charming town of Wardensville, where local restaurants, cafés, and art studios await. Trails wind through dense forest, and the Lost River lies about half a mile down the road. During winter, snow or ice may require a 4‑wheel‑drive vehicle or tire chains; travel insurance is recommended.



Perfect for…

Couples, solo travelers, or small groups seeking a peaceful mountain retreat with modern comforts. Whether you’re soaking in the hot tub under a starry sky, working remotely with a view, or exploring nearby trails, this yurt offers a calm, memorable base for your stay.



Please note that natural elements such as leaves, pollen, or occasional wind‑blown debris may appear on the deck and walkways despite thorough cleaning before each arrival. Your understanding is appreciated as the landscape leaves its gentle mark.