The Revelation

From the moment you enter the track leading to this home, there’s an ethereal quality that envelopes you like a warm embrace. It feels transcendent here. Not only because of the stunning landscape but because every detail of this home has been designed to inspire an immersive experience.

Located on Pinon Ridge with breathtaking views across Yucca Valley, this home is the perfect setting for a group to retreat into the heart of nature. With echoes of the desert throughout, this is a relaxing space that inspires a deep connection with the earth.

And as the sun rises, you might find yourself drawn to begin the day in the meditation dome or yoga studio. Whilst the desert awakens enjoy your morning coffee in the garden and then gather for breakfast – this home is perfectly designed for quality moments together as well as solitude and quiet.

You could spend your days very simply in this home – relaxing by the pool, reading and contemplating. But it's also in a wonderful spot to explore the surrounding area - downtown Yucca Valley is only a ten–minute drive while Joshua Tree is a twelve–minutes drive away.

Wherever you find yourself, you won’t want to miss the sunset from this magical home. Pour a glass of wine, put on a playlist and gather around the table for an evening of beautiful food and friendship.

Home truths:
*Due to the location of this home, drivers will need to be wary of the rocky terrain
*There's free parking for up to six cars on the driveway
*There is purified, soft treated water throughout entire this home property as well as alkaline water on tap in the kitchen
*At full capacity two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the Den, and two queen air mattress can be provided and prepared prior to arrival
*There is also a single day bed and sectional sofa in the main living room for additional sleeping space if needed – any extra daytime or overnight guests must be approved by the host
*You can use the Peloton bike and classes for free
*The host asks guests not to climb on any of the rock formations during their stay