House in Arizona
10 guests · 5 bedrooms · 3 baths
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About this house rental
Stuart Farm is a three acre farm with a newly renovated five bedroom, 1800 sq. ft. farmhouse in Cane Beds, Arizona. If you want to get away from it all and get out to the edge of civilization, this is the place. Located in one of the last great wilderness areas in Northern Arizona, it is very close to the Arizona/Utah border; between Zion National Park and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.
This is cattle country and part of the famous Arizona Strip. It has long been a cattleman's paradise with large stretches of grassy meadow in the valleys and the high Kaibab plateau as summer forage. Many cattle ranching families have been here for generations and are what remains of the pioneers that traveled out in wagon trains to settle the west almost 200 years ago.
Before the west was settled, the property was home to the Anasazi Indian tribe. Many legends have been told about the Anasazi and what became of them. Our neighborhood is located at the foot of Lyon's point in the Cane Beds valley and we know that it was once home to more than 10,000 Anasazi Indians. If you hike around the property, you may find arrowheads, ancient pieces of broken pottery and see petroglyphs carved on the nearby surrounding cliffs and caves where the tribe once lived.
The farm is home to much wildlife including, deer, coyotes, jackrabbits and a herd of big horn sheep that can be seen on the north ridge from time to time. Of course, the black angus cows are on the east range and will usually come to the fence to say hello at sundown.
The farm offers stunning mountain views of red rock cliffs, spectacular sunsets but most glorious of all would definitely be the views of the night sky. We are located next to a very rare "International Dark Sky Region" which is specifically protected for its distinguished quality of starry nights, superb views of the milky way and natural nocturnal environments. These areas are extremely rare as light wash from cities and towns drown out the ability to see the night sky with the naked eye. These regions only exist now in a few remote places in the Western part of America and scientists tell us that in less than ten years, our area will be just one of two places left in the United States where dark sky's will still exist. This is something that you must put on your bucket list and if you are an astronomy enthusiast, bring your telescope and dive in.
Mother Nature has given us an abundance of gifts and we hope that you can find your way here and enjoy all of them.
This is cattle country and part of the famous Arizona Strip. It has long been a cattleman's paradise with large stretches of grassy meadow in the valleys and the high Kaibab plateau as summer forage. Many cattle ranching families have been here for generations and are what remains of the pioneers that traveled out in wagon trains to settle the west almost 200 years ago.
Before the west was settled, the property was home to the Anasazi Indian tribe. Many legends have been told about the Anasazi and what became of them. Our neighborhood is located at the foot of Lyon's point in the Cane Beds valley and we know that it was once home to more than 10,000 Anasazi Indians. If you hike around the property, you may find arrowheads, ancient pieces of broken pottery and see petroglyphs carved on the nearby surrounding cliffs and caves where the tribe once lived.
The farm is home to much wildlife including, deer, coyotes, jackrabbits and a herd of big horn sheep that can be seen on the north ridge from time to time. Of course, the black angus cows are on the east range and will usually come to the fence to say hello at sundown.
The farm offers stunning mountain views of red rock cliffs, spectacular sunsets but most glorious of all would definitely be the views of the night sky. We are located next to a very rare "International Dark Sky Region" which is specifically protected for its distinguished quality of starry nights, superb views of the milky way and natural nocturnal environments. These areas are extremely rare as light wash from cities and towns drown out the ability to see the night sky with the naked eye. These regions only exist now in a few remote places in the Western part of America and scientists tell us that in less than ten years, our area will be just one of two places left in the United States where dark sky's will still exist. This is something that you must put on your bucket list and if you are an astronomy enthusiast, bring your telescope and dive in.
Mother Nature has given us an abundance of gifts and we hope that you can find your way here and enjoy all of them.
Amenities at Zion Park/Grand Canyon Retreat at Stuart Farm
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
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Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Apr 2026
This is a beyond special home in a beyond spectacular location. The home is cozy yet spacious for families, and the grounds were so fun to explore. We made somany memories and we are sad to leave. I can’t be grateful enough that the owners are sharing this and for the time we got to spend together.Thank you thank you and a million stars LITERALLY
10 / 10Outstanding·Apr 2026
Penny was really helpful in answering questions. The property was amazing and just what we were looking for. It was spacious, quiet, had amazing views and was close to the parks we wanted to visit.
10 / 10Outstanding·Mar 2026
Everything was great! The host responded to all questions very quickly. The view was wonderful!
6 / 10Average·Jul 2021
Excellent location to get to the beautiful parks all around. The "neighborhood" is a mix of trailers, shanties, overgrown properties, houses, etc. Does contain some awesome views as seen in the pictures.
This is not for those wanting privacy. You can get up to four unexpected, unannounced guests visiting you at anytime "checking" things. We had people after dark outside the NE window yelling at cattle that got loose. People coming on the property at 5~6am driving a four wheeler around. People showing up after 8pm tending the grounds. A car was left on the property for a time with no notes or messages. Could be disconcerting at times.
The property is nice. Has been fixed up to an extent. Does not have central air as stated. The first floor bedroom and family room do not have AC. The hot tub is not correct and is "slimy" on the bottom. Has a constant water leak outside that attracts flies by the dozens. No water pressure in the upstairs or downstairs showers. The shower heads have a lot of lime build up affecting the spray. The bed mattresses need updating.
Unfortunately, you'll not be notified of any problems before charges are made.
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"This is a beyond special home in a beyond spectacular location. The home is cozy yet spacious for families, and the grounds were so fun to explore. We made somany memories and we are sad to leave. I c..."
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