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spacious & private vacation home A weekend getaway, a special retreat or a home away from home, "Roadrunner Retreat" is where you will want to be. Patagonia, Arizona in the “Mountain Empire” of southern Arizona Wine Country.
Rental rates are listed below. Contact us for availablility and reservations or 360-455-0220 PST Office hours 8am - 8pm 7 days per week (please leave voice mail if we are unavailable) LOCATION We are located in the hills above the artist's hamlet and international birding destination of Patagonia in the area known as the "Mountain Empire" and designated as an "Arizona Treasure". This beautiful area is part of Southern Arizona's "sky islands" just 50 miles southeast of Tucson. This region, which ranges up to 5,000 feet above sea level, is noted for its open spaces, biological diversity, colorful history, eclectic culture and its is the premier wine tasting destination in the state. Patagonia is one of west's last undiscovered treasures. Charming downtown shops and galleries feature the work of local and regional artists. Patagonia also offers access to numerous hiking trails, including the historic Arizona Trail, and is just 19 miles from Sonora, Mexico. The Nature Conservancy's Patagonia-Sonoita Creek Preserve and Patagonia Lake State Park are known worldwide for the 300 species of birds that migrate through or nest along their creeks and waterways. ACCOMMODATIONS This spacious 2000 square foot two bedroom-two bath adobe home is deal for escaping the summer heat or winter cold. The Retreat is tastefully furnished and decorated in a comfortable and casual southwestern style with beautiful Satillo tile floors throughout the entire home. Roadrunner is ideal for a couple to enjoy a romatic interlude or family gatherings with sleeping for 8.
The living room has a fireplace to warm yourself by on the cooler winter nights or to curl up with a good book on the comfortable couches. The Arizona Room is a wonderful family gathering area with ample seating for watching television or movies or just admiring the views from the windows of the surrounding mountains and gardens. The large dining room with seating for eight has pleasnat views of the patio and bird feeder in the trees partially shading the home. The "country kitchen" is fully equipped with dishwasher, microwave and service for eight. All the basics are provided including ground coffee, spicies and all your paper and cleaning products. Roadrunner has two spacious bedrooms, two full bathrooms (master bath with a jacuzzi tub). Each with pleasant garden and patio views. Two additional queen sleeper sofas in the living and Arizona room provide additional comfortable and private sleeping accommodations.
The comfortable patio area has a dining table, chairs and market umbrella. A gas BBQ and grilling utensils are provided. Relax in front of a cozy fire, enjoy the glories of the night sky from the patio, lounge in the spacious Arizona family room, watch a movie, read a book, listen to music and enjoy the vista of Red Mountain. Take a leisurely stroll to the heart of town a few short blocks away for a casual dinner, night of music or browsing at the galleries and shops. This is a self-catering property. A washer and dryer, iron and ironing board and cleaning supplies are provided for your convenience. Bed linens and bath towels are provided and will be laundered after your departure. All you need to bring is your own personal bath items,and if you are headed for Patagonia Lake your own beach towels. RENTAL RATES Rented by the day, week and month year round. Accommodates up to 8 guests in two large bedrooms and separate rooms with sleeper sofas. Rentals are by the night with a 2 night minimum. Single night stay may be accommodated with an additional charge. $200 security refundable security deposit. Accept VISA, Master Card, debit or personal/cashier check if paid 4 weeks in advance of occupancy.
RESERVATIONS We will be delighted to check our availability for you, or let you know when vacancies are available. Simply call 360-455-0220 (Washington State) between the hours of 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. PTS Email us at roadrunnerretreat@hotmail.com and we will response within one day. We accept personal check (for reservations made 4 weeks in advance), and VISA, Mastercard or debit cards. ACTIVITIES Come discover this unique area and stay awhile. Roadrunner Retreat is the perfect place for a vacation getaway. The property, with its sense of peace and tranquility, embraces the beauty of its rural mountain surroundings. It is truly a special place with striking territorial views of the Patagonia and Coronado Mountains and a perfect view of "Red Mountain" from the patio. MOUNTAIN EMPIRE WEATHER Patagonia and the surrounding area is known to have one of the "best year round climates of anywhere in the world". The Mountain Empire has six seasons: the usual winter, spring, summer and fall, each possessing a unique beauty but the sixth season is the monsoon season which is nestled in the lazy days of summer with dramatic and breathtaking effects. Autumn is a wonderful time for hiking and biking. The blue skies, pleasant temperatures, and rolling landscapes invite outdoor activities that need to be curtailed this time of year in cooler regions. No gray skies or traces of snowflakes here where it's still summer in November. Look for colorful cottonwoods along the dry streambeds and arroyos. A typical winter day is sunny and mild. The sky is a clear and vivid blue. Visitors are able to soak up plenty of solar energy as they enjoy the beautiful outdoors. The high desert grassland take on their golden color punctuated by the green of Emory oaks. Winter rains are essential for the wild flowers to bloom in the spring. Although these storm can bring cooler weather and even an occasional snow flurry, they do not last long, and leave the surrounding mountain ranges snow-capped and picturesque. Spring comes with white blossoms tinged with pink on the apple trees and the vivid pink of the peach trees. A magnificant spring wildflower display will now burst forth. Arizona and Mexican poppies grace road and hillsides along with lupine,aster, mallow, phacelia and primrose. Nearly any drive provides striking views of flowering landscapes framed by dramatic mountain backdrops. Summer are filled with relaxing, lazy days that are followed by cool, delightful evenings. Everything slows down. These are the days to get your sightseeing done early, enjoy a leisurely lunch, and then take a nap. You'll be lulled asleep by the gentle buzzing of the cicadas the the whispering breeze. Summertime is when we have the greatest concerntration of birds in this internationally renowened birding area. Enjoy the sights and sounds of nature at one of the many riparian areas. Then get ready for the fifth season to begin...the monsoons. The earth is rejuvenated during this time of year. The grasslands awaken from their golden slumber and flouirsh with life. Emerald green hillsides are dotted with fields of wildflowers and towering sunflowers line the roads. Water washes through the once dry creek and riverbed and the Mountain Empire becomes green and lush oasis.
ATTRACTIONS - please check out LINKS for websites Roadrunner is just a short distance from year round habitat for rare and exotic birds...one of the most exciting spots for birding in the entire country. The Nature Conservancy Preserve's beautiful scenery thrives with unique riparian wildlife bred by the Sonoita Creek. The creek is home to some of the world's best bird watching and the oldest Fremont Cottonwood tress, some 130 years old and towering more then 100 feet tall. More then 300 bird species have been sighhted in the Preserve. Coronado National Forest and the surrounding areas offer year-round recreation opportunities for all energy levels. In addition to the many hiking and biking trails, you can visit the local wineries in Sonoita and Elgin and the surrounding ghost towns. Birdwatchers, wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, hikers and mountain climbers have hundreds of miles of national forest and wilderness trails to explore. Visit Patagonia Lake State Park just a short drive from Patagonia where you can fish, swim or boat. It is a great way to spend a day with your family and friends. CONTACT INFORMATION Call or email us Linda or Rick (owners) 360-455-0220 (24 hour voice messaging ) |