Amazing three story cabin! Four fireplaces, private hot tub, snowmobile transportation provided, beautiful and comfortable (Home 359)

Stunning cabin with stunning views. Custom built in 2001, this elegant Bear Valley home is 3,200 square feet, in pristine condition, with three stories, vaulted ceilings, four fireplaces, three plus bedrooms and three bathrooms. It has an expansive deck off of the dining area that wraps around to a covered, six person hot tub. This home sleeps up to 10 people. The main floor is open and light filled, cascading down from the front door the length of the home to the dining room. Between the front door and the kitchen and dining area are three living room areas each beautifully appointed; one with a fireplace, one with a sectional couch and large screen TV and one across from the gourmet kitchen. There is a bathroom with a shower near the laundry room. The main flooring is a mix of blonde wood and travertine with radiant floor heating. The cabin has lots of windows and is perfectly situated for sunlight and for privacy. Upstairs is the master suite. The master suite has a queen bed and French doors leading to a small deck. The bathroom has a large walk in shower and a separate soaking tub. There is an office with a fireplace across from the bedroom, which can be used as a 4th bedroom with a queen sleeper sofa. Downstairs is carpeted and has two more bedrooms each with a queen bed and also an open area with a bunk bed and futon. The bathroom on this floor has a beautiful tile shower and double sink vanity. There is also a sitting area with a small TV and dvd player. This is a beautiful, comfortable cabin perfect for two to three families. Please note: Roads are not accessible by car in winter. Snowmobile transportation is provided for you upon check-in and check-out, and snowmobile rentals are available in the village. Walking, snowshoeing or skiing are other modes of transportation around snowbound village roads. Guests will have full access to the home for the duration of their stay. Parking is in either a shared or private driveway or on the street. **It is extremely important that you refer to “The Neighborhood” section near the bottom of this page under “Getting Around” for accessibility during winter. Bear Valley becomes snowbound and roads to the homes are closed to wheeled vehicles.** Check in time is 4:00 p.m. Guests will need to pick up their check in packet at our office before going to the property. Ask us about late check in procedures. If there are any special requirements you have, such as early check in or late check out, please let us know in advance and we are always happy to try and accommodate you where possible. If you would like an early arrival time, please call our office the morning of the day of your arrival to see if your unit will be ready before 4:00 p.m. During our busy holiday time, from Christmas to New Years, we are NOT able to accommodate early check in or late check out times. Our office, Bear Valley Real Estate and Vacation Rentals, is located in the Bear Valley Village commercial center, next to the history museum, upstairs. We are open every day from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. except for Thanksgiving and Christmas. We do have a 24 hour live answering service for after business hours rental emergencies, so we are always available if needed. We are more than happy to help you settle into the neighborhood with dining ideas, activities, tips etc. We have an extensive library of DVDs and board games that we encourage guests to borrow during their stay. When you arrive, we will provide you with a set of keys and a map to your rental. The Bear Valley Vacation Rentals Team wants your stay to be easy and stress free. We are here to answer any questions you may have about our area. Bear Valley Homes Bear Valley is a small mountain village nestled in the Central Sierra Nevada Mountains and is part of The Ebbetts Pass Scenic Byway on the Highway 4 corridor. It begins down in Angels Camp and Murphys with 30+ wine tasting rooms, boutique shops, delightful restaurants and many community events. As you make your way further up the hill, Arnold offers the final chance for a grocery store, banking or last minute supplies before passing the Big Trees State Park, home of the Giant Sequoias, and heading into the high country. It is an area of natural beauty and a significant national destination recognized for its natural allure and history. It is a mecca for year round outdoor activities for all ages. Awe inspiring backdrops and fabulous terrain of the Stanislaus National Forest are what draw in the skiers, campers, bikers, snowmobiling enthusiasts, disc golfers, boaters, photographers, hikers and everyone in between. Surrounded by wilderness, granite peaks, alpine lakes and forest lands, it is considered by many to be a national treasure. There are tons of family friendly activities close at hand. Breathtaking sunsets, secluded swimming holes surrounded by wildflowers, stargazing and a snowy winter wonderland are what keep people coming back! The village is situated at 7200 feet in elevation with our own Cross Country Ski area and Snowmobile Shop for rentals to explore the amazing terrain this place offers, both located right in town. We also have the closest lodging to the Skyline Bear Valley Mountain Resort, the downhill ski resort, just three miles up the highway. Summer is fabulous here too with rivers, lakes, and hiking trails all very close by. The village offers several dining options. A deli where sandwiches are made to order at the General Store, casual bar food in the Grizzly Diner, delicious pizza at Sky High Pizza and Pub, freshly smoked in-house meats at Smokin' Barrel Cafe and for a more elevated finer fare experience, Creekside Dining Room. Hours of operation vary so we suggest always checking the Bear Valley Mountain a Skyline Resort website for updates. There is a gas station and two small general stores for basic supplies and firewood. **Please Note: We are known to receive heavy snow in winter with an average snowfall of 30 feet per season. Our highways are typically very well maintained, but guests must always carry chains complying to California law, even if your vehicle is equipped with AWD/4WD. During winter, the roads to the Bear Valley Subdivision (where all of the Bear Valley homes are located) are CLOSED to vehicular traffic. The roads are then snow groomed until we plow them in the spring. This means you cannot drive and park at the home you have rented, once we get enough snow and roads officially close for the season. Bear Valley Vacation Rentals includes, with your rental, one free pre-scheduled roundtrip snowmobile transport into the home with your entire party and all your stuff at the beginning of your stay and at the end of your stay. These trips need to be pre-arranged and only one trip per rental, which means everyone in your party needs to be here for the transport. Take in times start at 4:00 p.m. and go until 9:00 p.m. and there is only one trip per hour. It is first come, first served. Choose a time when you know that everyone in your party will be in Bear Valley. Extra trips can be arranged if we have time, for a cost of $60. Please note that we are not a taxi or shuttle service. Take out times can be arranged after you have checked in, but again if you want a certain time, it is best to schedule your pickup time as soon as you can. Take out times start at 8:00 a.m. Once you are in the house, you are either walking, skiing, have your own snowmobiles or snowmobile rentals from Bear Valley Snowmobile. If you are walking and have young children with you, we suggest you buy a cheap toboggan with a rope on it to pull the kids. The kids love it and it is easier than carrying them. Please check to make sure you are booking a unit suitable for your personal mode of transportation.** Please read all of the material on this page. We understand that it is a lot to take in at once, however, it does contain very important information that you need to know in order for everything to go smoothly so that you and your group have the best time possible during your trip to Bear Valley.