Casa Asaya, a private, fully renovated 1 bed 1 bath, cottage, sits on 2.5 acres of fenced-in land just 20 minutes from Joshua Tree National Park and 1 mile from the Integratron. Retreat away after exploring Pioneertown, thrifting in Yucca , trekking through Joshua Tree National Park, rock climbing, or shopping for cacti. This quiet abode was created for the weary to reclaim their time, slow down a little, and invite more peace without sacrificing modern amenities in the magic of the desert. ☆ The space Far away enough to enjoy a private and secluded stay for excellent stargazing but close enough to drive to a few shops, eateries and town within 10-20 minutes. Āśaya (आशय).—[ā-śī-ac] 1) A bed-chamber, resting place, asylum. 2) A place of residence, abode, seat, retreat Welcome to Casa Asaya, a GORGEOUS, peaceful, private, secluded and cozy 688 sq. ft one-bedroom one-bath retreat surrounded by acres of desert flora, mountainscapes, and iconic postcard views. Splashes of pink and yellow illuminate snow-capped mountains and ancient volcanic mesas to the west, awe-inspiring moonscapes ascend over Goat Mountain to the east, thousands of acres of open BLM land stretch into the horizon 1 block north, and big sky views of Joshua Tree National Park to the south. The world-famous Integratron sits so close you can sense the rejuvenating energy in the air. Stepping inside, the striking exterior landscape is juxtaposed with modern finishes in a soothing neutral palette featuring custom tile and millwork throughout. Snuggle up with a book in the living room nook, take a bubble bath in the seated soaking tub or rain head shower in the ultra-modern bathroom, cook a gourmet meal in the spacious new kitchen, or wander out to the firepit for front-row seats to a meteor shower under Landers’ famously dark skies. This special 2.5-acre property is fully fenced for security and privacy. You’ll never want to leave, but should you choose to roam, you’re minutes to La Copine, Giant Rock (the pizza place or the historic rock), Joshua Tree National Park, Pappy & Harriets, rock climbing, hiking, and so much more. Follow her @casa_asaya ---------------------------------------------------- Integratron → 3 Min Drive La Copine → 11 Min Drive Giant Rock → 11 Min Drive Pappy & Harriet’s → 18 Min Drive Joshua Tree → 20-45 Min Drive depending on entrance Coachella → 1 Hour Drive Palm Desert → 1 Hour Drive Basic Groceries → Vons, Stater Brothers, Grocery Outlet, and Walmart are all located 15 minutes away in Yucca Valley. ---------------------------------------------------- HIGHLIGHTS +Fenced in property +Private cottage on 2.5 acres of wilderness surrounded by desert and more land +Laptop friendly workspace +Hair dryer +Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and modern appliances +Reading nook +Dedicated dining space +Closet with hangers +Iron with mini ironing board +High-speed internet +Fire TV +Electric fireplace +Washer/Dryer with supplies included +Two outdoor dining spaces + NEW upgraded AC mini split system +Within 20 minute drive to town. Close enough but also far away enough to enjoy the stars. ☆☆KITCHEN + DINING☆☆ Explore your culinary creativity in the brand-new kitchen furnished with electric stainless steel appliances. The adjacent dining room offers seating for 4 boasting a view of Goat Mountain should you want to be indoors, but nothing is quite like the great outdoors. Enjoy 2 separate outdoor spaces for dining al fresco, one on the front patio and one on a tile pad near the firepit overlooking unobstructed views of the mountainscape. +12-piece pots and pans set +Chef knives +Toaster +Bottle opener +Mixing spoons +Mixing bowls +Olive oil +Salt and pepper +Pizza cutter +Complimentary local ground coffee and tea with sugar in the raw or stevia +Brita water filter dispenser in the refrigerator +Propane BBQ grill + tools +Washer and Dryer are nestled under the counter peninsula. + Mini-split for heat or air ☆☆BEDROOM☆☆ Casa Asaya can comfortably sleep 4 adults between the bedroom and the living room pull-out couch. The bedroom has a queen size bed, clothing storage, and a dedicated workspace. There is a travel baby bassinet in the closet. Extra blankets for the pull-out couch live in the living room built in. +Mini-split for heat or air +Dedicated workspace bathed in natural light +Luggage rack in the closet +Iron/Ironing board +Dresser for longer stays ☆☆BATHROOM☆☆ There is one bathroom with amenities and high-end design elements. It features a walk-in rainhead shower and a cozy seated soaking tub with a tub caddy. There will be a gray towel to place outside of the shower as the water does splash beyond the stall. Casa Asaya is on a delicate septic system. PLEASE ONLY USE TOILET PAPER IN THE TOILET. There is a trash bin placed next to the toilet for disposal of anything besides toilet paper for your convenience. +Essentials: shampoo, conditioner, and body wash +Dark make-up towel +Hair dryer +Bath tub caddy with seated soaking tub +Handheld shower +And it's just really pretty ☆☆LIVING ROOM☆☆ Adjacent to the back sliding door, opening onto an outdoor living space, Casa Asaya offers a range of thoughtfully curated spaces for living well: from an outdoor seating area around a propane fire pit to two separate locations for dining open skies to lounge chairs on the back deck and a pair of hammocks, indoor electric fireplace, and cozy reading nook. They all have complimentary blankets and textiles to use during your stay. +Smart TV (Fire TV) +High speed Starlink internet +Indoor fireplace +Books +Smart plug reading nook light set on a timer +Mini-split for heat or air ☆☆OUTDOOR SPACE☆☆ Tucked behind a privacy fence under hanging lights, you’ll find a private firepit and outdoor seating for both golden hour and dinner in the great outdoors. Explore along the wire fence in close-toed shoes for a meditative walk or just to be one with nature. Huddle under blankets as you watch the sunset turn into a night sky for stargazing. Download the free app “MeteorActive” to check for any meteor showers that may be visible during your stay. +Mountain views +Outdoor propane fire pit +Hammocks and lounge chairs for sunbathing, stargazing, and naps +Propane BBQ grill + tools +Complimentary blankets to use during your stay Basic Groceries: Vons, Stater Brothers, Grocery Outlet, and Walmart are all located 15 minutes away in Yucca Valley. Guest access As guests, you have full access to the property. The front gate is manually rolled open and the front door is a smart lock. An access code will be sent to you before check-in. Only registered guests are allowed unless previously agreed to before booking. There is a 3-camera security monitoring system on site. One as you’re entering the property, one on the back patio facing the back sliding door, and one near the front door. There are NO cameras inside Casa Asaya. Cameras are only used to review footage should there be an issue as well as for the host to see if any doors/gates have been left open. Other things to note ☆THIS IS A NO PETS and NO SMOKING property.☆ FIRE – There is a fire extinguisher underneath the kitchen sink. +We have a “no shoes in the house” tradition for cleanliness and to protect our rugs and floors. We would appreciate it if you would join us in this tradition. +INTERNET ACCESS – We have Starlink high-speed internet for you to stay connected. +The kitchen offers a full-sized refrigerator & oven and is stocked with pots, pans, a French press, and a toaster. +Coffee: Complimentary fresh ground beans are stocked in a sealed container before your stay. We have a French press and sugar from raw to stevia available. Not into coffee? There’s a selection of teas for your enjoyment +The bathroom has essentials for a home away from home. This includes shampoo, conditioner, body soap, make-up towels, and a blow dryer. +HEAT and AC: The electric wall fireplace can be used for ambient heat in winter. We also have a mini-split in the bedroom that delivers hot or cold air on demand. +Per San Bernadino County, noise is restricted between 10:00 PM and 7:00 AM. Noise in the desert travels astoundingly far - please limit outdoor noise during your stay. +Phone - Cell service can sometimes be spotty in the high desert. You can also use wifi calling on your cell phone. +Fence: The bottom portion of the front fencing is exposed. Please watch all children as animals can still enter and exit the property under the front solid fence or through the rear wire fence. +Please do not move any furniture around the house. +The house is on a septic system. PLEASE ONLY USE TOILET PAPER in the toilets. There is a bin for trash just to the right of the toilet. No feminine products or wipes/flushable wipes, floss, etc should be flushed down the toilet. +BBQ: The barbeque grill on the back deck has a propane tank. A backup propane tank sits on the other side of the fence by the fire pit. There are grill tools in the kitchen. Please be mindful of keeping this area tidy for all of our guests and remember to turn the propane tank off when you’ve finished using the grill. Do not leave any dirty tools outside that will attract critters. +Firepit: The fire pit is controlled by a propane tank directly behind the fencing backing up to the firepit. A back-up tank is available should you run out. To control simply push in and turn the knob on the side of the table while simultaneously pressing the ignition button +First Aid: Located in the blue zip-around pouch under the kitchen sink. +EVENTS & COMMERCIAL PHOTOSHOOTS: We’d love to accommodate your creative endeavor, however, they are NOT permitted without prior approval, applicable permit, and a separate fee. Please contact the host for more details and availability. +SECURITY DEVICES: For your security and the security of our home, there is a 3-camera security monitoring system on site. One as you’re entering the property, one on the back patio facing the back sliding door, and one near the front door. There are NO cameras inside Casa Asaya. Cameras are only used to review footage should there be an issue as well as for the host to see if any doors/gates have been left open. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Casa Asaya acknowledges that we possess land originally inhabited by the Serrano and Western Shoshone Peoples. We wish to pay respect and honor their ancestors, elders, and descendants now and forever as we create a peaceful place of residence, retreat, and resting place for tranquility, calm, and light. We recognize that settler colonization resulted in multigenerational trauma, subjugation, relocation, genocide, broken promises, and land seizure. This acknowledgment demonstrates our commitment to healing, truth, and reconciliation to the original inhabitants. ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ Registration number CESTRP-2023-01082