Flagstaff, Arizona · 15 min to downtownMountainaire, Flagstaff, Arizona · 15 minutes to downtown

A tiny home in the ponderosa pines, with Milky Way nights over the fire pit.

A new, modern tiny home for two to four, half a mile from Coconino National Forest trails and an hour from the Grand Canyon. Dogs welcome.Clear nights here show the Milky Way from the patio. Light the fire pit, pull up an Adirondack chair and let your eyes adjust.

4
guestsguests, best for 2
1
bedroombedroom, queen
1
bathfull bath
Dogs
welcomewelcome
0.4 mi
to trailsto forest trails
1 hr
to Grand Canyonto the Grand Canyon

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Check-in from 4 PM, checkout 11 AM
Rated 5.00 of 5 from 164 guest reviews

The front walk, under the pines.Rated 5.00 of 5 from 164 guest reviews

By day

Trails from the door

Forest trails 0.4 miles away, the Grand Canyon an hour north, Sedona the other way.

Coconino National Forest trails start 0.4 miles away. The Grand Canyon is about an hour north, and Sedona is the other way. Back at the house, watch the pines for jays, squirrels and hummingbirds.

Late-summer sunflowers and a ponderosa pine below the San Francisco Peaks near Flagstaff — The San Francisco Peaks, north of town. Photo: Deborah Lee Soltesz, U.S. Forest Service, Coconino National Forest (public domain)

"Oh and we went to Grand Canyon three weekends in a row."
John

By night

The stars are the show

Flagstaff was the world's first International Dark Sky City, and the town keeps its lights low so the sky stays dark. Light the fire pit (bring your own wood) and look up.

The Milky Way arching over the dark silhouette of the San Francisco Peaks near Flagstaff — The Milky Way over the San Francisco Peaks. Photo: Deborah Lee Soltesz, CC0.

The world's first International Dark Sky City. Lowell Observatory, where Pluto was discovered in 1930, is across town.

Pluto was found here.Lowell Observatory, across town, is where Pluto was discovered in 1930. Its telescopes are open to visitors.

"If you want a view of the Milky Way this is the place to go, i was blown away even shed a few tears at the magnificent sight!"
Courtney

Small, and every inch works

White walls, navy shaker cabinets, bright tea towels and a bicycle in the window. Brand-new Samsung appliances, a stacked washer and dryer, central heat and a Roku TV.

Kitchen
Living room
Tea towels
Dining nook
Bicycle in the window

Beds

Sleeps 4, and just right for two. The full bath is newly renovated, with a tub and shower.

Bedroom: Queen, DreamCloud mattress
Living room: Full sofa bed

The patio

Wood fire pit (bring your own wood)
Blue Adirondack chairs
Weber kettle grill
Paver patio
Parking for 1 large or 2 compact cars

It is a new build, so the yard is bare dirt for now and there is no fence yet. Keep dogs on a leash outside.

Sedona is 45 minutes south

Red rock and creek wading by day. After dark, the Milky Way rises over Cathedral Rock.

Take I-17 and Route 179 for the quick way down, then come home up Oak Creek Canyon on 89A for the scenery. Wade the creek at Crescent Moon Ranch by day. Stay past dark: Sedona is an International Dark Sky Community too, and the Milky Way rises right over Cathedral Rock.

Oak Creek running over red sandstone ledges, with Cathedral Rock rising above bare sycamores — Cathedral Rock from Oak Creek at Crescent Moon Ranch. Photo: Deborah Lee Soltesz, U.S. Forest Service (public domain)

The Milky Way rising over Cathedral Rock, its red cliffs lit warm against a starry sky — The Milky Way over Cathedral Rock. Photo: Deborah Lee Soltesz, U.S. Forest Service, CC0

How far to everything

Also nearby: Lowell Observatory, Walnut Canyon National Monument, Bearizona, the Arboretum and the Museum of Northern Arizona.

Coconino National Forest trails0.4 mi
Downtown Flagstaff15 min
Grand Canyon1 hr
Flagstaff airport4 mi

A look around

From guests

Rated 5.00 of 5 from 164 guest reviews

"Insanely beautiful views of the night sky! Home was very clean and super comfortable! If you want a view of the Milky Way this is the place to go, i was blown away even shed a few tears at the magnificent sight!"
Courtney
"It’s just a quick drive to downtown Flagstaff. It’s a beautiful, peaceful neighborhood with hiking nearby. The space and amenities are perfect. I also had reliable wi-fi for my work."
John
"Very modern and updated tiny home, nothing was broken or dirty and it was designed very well. Felt like a private hotel room in Flagstaff."
Robert
"It's a short drive to downtown, it's SO quiet and the stars are incredible."
Bonnie
"The place was perfect for our baby moon with our little doggie! Beautiful surroundings, quiet, and just 15 minutes from downtown."
Grace
"Nice break from the heat of southern Arizona. Beautiful night sky and fireplace available to enjoy it all."
Cody
"Very cozy! Had everything you would need for a long stay."
Kaylen
"Ample space for a couple in a quiet neighborhood. Plenty of utensils and dishes. Very comfortable bed."
Charles and Martha

Next door, same address, its own driveway

Traveling with friends? The Dark Sky Chalet next door sleeps 8 and loves dogs.

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Bringing the whole crew?

Book both homes for up to 12Book both homes: up to 12 guests, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths.

Side by side on one property, each with its own kitchen and driveway. Dogs welcome at both.

Side by side on one property, each with its own kitchen, driveway and fire pit. Dogs welcome at both. Book the same dates on each, or ask us and we will set up both stays for you.

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Good to know

Can we bring the dog?: Yes, dogs are welcome case by case. Add your pet when you book; the fee is shown at checkout. Please keep dogs leashed outside and pick up after them.
How dark does it get?: Dark. Flagstaff keeps outdoor lighting low, and on clear nights guests see the Milky Way from the patio.
Can I work from here?: Yes. The Wi-Fi is fast, and guests have worked remotely during their stay.
Is the yard fenced?: Not yet. It is a new build and the landscaping is a work in progress.
Where do we park?: In the private driveway: one large vehicle or two compact cars.
Any house rules?: Enjoy the patio any time, quietly. No smoking or vaping inside. Ask before connecting a security camera to the Wi-Fi.

House details

Check-in: 4 PM
Checkout: 11 AM
Minimum stay: 2 nights
Sleeps: 4, best for 2
Pets: Case by case, fee at checkout
Parking: 1 large or 2 compact
Rating: 5.00 of 5, 164 reviews

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Fees, including any pet fee, are shown at checkout.