Starfall - A-Frame Loft, Big Deck & EV Charger

Step through the front door and the ceiling soars overhead, white and crossed with exposed wood beams. Sliding glass doors open to a big deck wrapped in towering pines, and a black spiral staircase winds up to a loft tucked under the A-frame roof. Starfall was beautifully renovated and sits among the trees just outside the western boundary of Yosemite National Park, so the forest feels close from every room. Key Features • Sleeps 8 guests • 3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms • Skylit loft under an A-frame ceiling with exposed beams • Vaulted living room with spiral staircase and sectional sofa • Stacked stone fireplace beside the dining table • White kitchen with butcher block counters and stainless steel appliances • Freestanding soaking tub beneath a crystal chandelier • Large deck with wicker sectional, outdoor dining set, grill and smoker • Desk nook with monitor • EV charger in front of the home • Parking for up to 3 vehicles • Nine miles from the heart of Yosemite Valley Sleeping Arrangements Total occupancy: 8 guests Total beds: 6 Two king suites for the adults, plus a twin room and a twin loft for kids, teens or friends, give families and small groups room to spread out. Bedroom 1 features a king bed dressed in cozy plaid bedding, a ceiling fan and a wide window looking out on the trees, a restful retreat for a couple. Bedroom 2 is ideal for kids or additional guests, with two twin beds in patterned bedding, forest artwork, a ceiling fan and a dark wood sliding barn door. Bedroom 3 offers a king bed under a steep A-frame ceiling, with two nightstands, three windows, a ceiling fan and a luggage rack, a bright and airy spot for a second couple. Loft 1 tucks two twin beds beneath the white A-frame roof, where skylights, exposed beams and black pendant lights make it a favorite hideaway for kids and teens. Bathrooms The standout bath is a showpiece: a freestanding soaking tub sits beneath three windows and a crystal chandelier, under a vaulted, beamed ceiling. A white subway tile shower with a handheld showerhead and a stone-topped vanity framed by sconces complete the room. The second full bath has a shower and tub combo, a quartz vanity and a framed coyote photo on soft gray walls. Living Areas The open living room centers on a gray sectional with an ottoman and a leather armchair, all under the vaulted, beamed ceiling. Sliding glass doors frame the pines, the TV is ready for a movie night, and the spiral staircase draws curious eyes up to the loft. Beside the staircase, a desk with a monitor and a leather office chair offers a quiet spot to plan tomorrow's adventures. Kitchen & Dining The white kitchen pairs butcher block counters with stainless steel appliances, open shelving lined with mugs and a hanging utensil rail. An electric range under a stainless hood, an oven, a microwave, a dishwasher, a refrigerator, a small island, a coffee maker, a blender, a toaster and an ice maker keep group meals easy. Gather at the white oval dining table for six, set beside the stacked stone fireplace under pendant lights, with a window looking out on the trees. The Deck The deck is where the days wind down. Sink into the wicker sectional on an outdoor rug, share dinner around the glass-topped table with four cushioned chairs, and fire up the grill or smoker while tall pines rise all around under a wide blue sky. Surrounding Areas • Just outside the western boundary of Yosemite National Park • About nine miles from the heart of Yosemite Valley • One mile south of the Chinquapin intersection of Wawona Road and Glacier Point Road • Altitude of 5,100 to 6,300 feet ★☆Locally Rooted, Elevated Hospitality☆★ We're Yosemite Elevated Stays, a locally rooted, family-owned team serving Yosemite and the surrounding Sierra Nevada. We believe a stay should be more than just a place to land. It should feel personal, seamless, and connected to the granite, waterfalls, and giant trees that make this place unlike anywhere else on earth. From booking to departure, we're here with thoughtful support, clear communication, and trusted local guidance to help you settle in, feel cared for, and make lasting memories in the range of light.

Guests have the entire home to themselves, including both bedrooms with king beds, the twin bedroom, the loft, both full bathrooms, the kitchen, the living and dining areas, the desk nook and the deck. Entry is by keypad through a private entrance. A paved driveway offers parking for up to 3 vehicles, and an electric vehicle charger is located in front of the home.

Starfall sits among tall pines just outside the western boundary of Yosemite National Park, one mile south of the Chinquapin intersection of Wawona Road and Glacier Point Road, at an altitude of 5,100 to 6,300 feet. The heart of Yosemite Valley is about nine miles away, so you can spend the day exploring and return to a quiet, forested setting each evening.

A car is the easiest way to get around and reach Yosemite Valley, about nine miles away. The home has parking for up to 3 vehicles and an electric vehicle charger out front. In winter, snow is common at this elevation, so carry tire chains, check road conditions before heading out, and allow extra travel time.

• Check-in begins at 4:00 PM, and check-out is by 10:00 AM. • No pets allowed. • Maximum occupancy is 8 guests. • No smoking, parties, or events. • Quiet hours are 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. • Minimum stay is 2 nights, and the minimum age to book is 21. • During the winter months (timing varies with the weather), patio items are stored away and the grill is not available. • Power outages are frequent in this mountain area, and no compensation is offered for them, so please come prepared. • WiFi can be spotty due to the mountain location. • Winter driving: snow is common at this elevation, so carry tire chains, check road conditions before you travel, and allow extra time. • Accidental damage protection is included with your reservation. • Additional fees and taxes may apply.

Permit info: 2022 023