A modern A-frame,
reborn in the pines.
Floor-to-ceiling windows, a hot tub under the stars, and Yosemite at your doorstep. Book direct — no fees, no middleman.
10–15% below Airbnb and VRBO — no guest service fees. Same cabin. Better rate.
Phoenix Triangle is an HGTV-quality A-frame retreat on four private acres of pine above Mariposa, California — 28 miles from Yosemite’s Arch Rock entrance, ten minutes from Historic Main Street. Three bedrooms, two baths, four beds, sleeps six. Floor-to-ceiling glass at the front; a six-person hot tub, gas fire pit and outdoor rainfall shower out back; a chef’s kitchen, record player and 65″ screen inside.
Walls of glass, a hot tub in the pines, and nowhere you have to be.
The front of the house is one long wall of window. You wake up to the Sierra foothills. You make coffee — Keurig or AeroPress, your call. Then you work out how much of the day you actually want to plan.
Most people don't get far.
Outside. A six-person hot tub, warm all year. A gas fire pit. An outdoor rainfall shower. The Weber, and a table for six with a sunset to eat it under. Out on the lawn: giant Jenga, Connect 4 and cornhole, for the hour before dinner when nobody wants to go in yet.
Inside. A kitchen worth cooking in. A 65″ screen and Sonos when the night turns cold and the electric fireplace goes on. A Crosley record player and a wall of books up in the loft. An Xbox and a shelf of board games. Starlink, so nothing buffers.
The furnishings. None of it came out of a rental catalogue. A pine-green kitchen with brass and a farmhouse sink. Green shiplap in the primary suite. A statement chandelier over the round table, a leather sofa, mid-century warmth throughout. Every room was chosen rather than specified — and if you fall for something, you can shop the house.
Three bedrooms. Six people. A king, a queen, and a bunk room the kids will fight over. Travelling with a small one? The crib and the high chair are already waiting.
The Gallery
An open, airy great room, a fully equipped kitchen, and a deck that looks out over the foothills.
Where you'll sleep
Sleeps six across three thoughtfully designed rooms, offering generous space for rest and relaxation.
Little ones? A crib, high chair and kids' dinnerware are ready and waiting.
"One of the best Airbnbs we have lived in."
Entertainment for Everyone
Rainy day or starry night, the cabin is a private playground for all ages.
Movie nights
65″ 4K Roku TV, immersive Sonos sound, and a toasty electric fireplace.
Games for all ages
Xbox, board games, giant Jenga, Connect 4 and cornhole on the lawn.
Vinyl & Books
Spin a record on the Crosley or curl up with a book from the loft library.
Deck Views
Rolling Sierra foothills stretch out from the deck — coffee at sunrise, stars at night.
Coffee bar
Keurig, AeroPress and all the essentials — bold brew or mellow cup.
Hot tub under the stars
A 6-person Sundance spa framed by pines and a wide-open Sierra sky.
Loved by guests.
"Perfect spot to visit Yosemite with a group of 4-6 / family! We took advantage of the kitchen and made incredible meals during our stay, soaked in the hot tub, made smores by the fire place and watched lots of movies in…"
"Amazing stay ! My husband and I had our honeymoon stay here. Super close to town & to Yosemite. Would love to go back. The view was spectacular at sunrise and sunset and neighborhood was private as well."
"One of the best Airbnb's in the Western US. 45 minutes from the gates of Yosemite. 10 mins from a town with whatever you need. Great views, peaceful setting. Completely unique architectural design. As clean as can be.…"
"This house is super cozy and beautiful! My friends and I had a great time staying here. It's around 1h drive to Yosemite National Park. And it's on a small hill with a great view. All the facilities are new and nice.…"
"Our stay at Deepu’s place was truly exceptional! The house was impeccably clean, and the host's thoughtful touches, like the welcome basket and the well-stocked kitchen, made us feel immediately at home. The location…"
"I can’t say enough good things about staying here. Deepu was an excellent host and has a beautiful property. Staying here while visiting Yosemite was perfect for our family. We had every comfort we could ask for and…"
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Welcome to Phoenix Triangle — Yosemite luxury, reborn. Perched in the Sierra foothills with long-range mountain views, this brand-new build pairs modern minimalism with mid-century warmth. Everything you need is already here.
Amenities
Yosemite is the backyard.
Base yourself in Mariposa, 28 miles from Yosemite's gates. Spend your days on granite trails and waterfalls, your evenings in the hot tub. The Mariposa Grove of giant sequoias, Gold Rush history, and mountain-town dining are all close by.
Our favorite ways to spend a day.
Yosemite & nature
The closest way into the park — 28 miles down Highway 140 along the Merced River. Start early: the gate queue builds through the morning.
Directions →El Capitan, Half Dome, Yosemite Falls and Tunnel View, about ten miles past the entrance gate.
Directions →Over 500 giant sequoias, including the Grizzly Giant and the California Tunnel Tree you can walk straight through.
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Eat, drink & stock up
Beer, cocktails and mocktails with good indoor and patio seating — an easy stop on the drive back from the park.
Directions →A hidden gem just off Main Street: rotating craft beers, California wines, pretzels and cheese boards, sometimes live music or trivia.
Directions →Fresh pizza made in view of the counter, another fire survivor, with a wall of history built from the ruins out back and the Mariposa mural outside.
Directions →The full grocery run — bread, milk, eggs, everything you forgot to pack. Tesla Superchargers sit right outside.
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Town & history
The story of this 1850s gold-rush mining town, told well and worth an hour.
Directions →19th-century storefronts, boutique shops, and the Sierra Artists Gallery — plus the 1858 granite jail, still standing.
Directions →Artifacts, photographs and art tracing how climbing in Yosemite became what it is.
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Oakhurst & Bass Lake
A Sierra reservoir up Highway 41 — swim, paddleboard, kayak, or rent a boat for the day. A slower pace than the Valley crowds.
Directions →A narrated steam-train ride through Sierra National Forest out of Fish Camp, past old logging sites — a hit with kids.
Directions →Yosemite's other gateway town on Highway 41 — more restaurants and shops, plus the start of the Madera Wine Trail.
Directions →Mariposa, in the Sierra foothills.
Tucked into the pines just outside historic Mariposa — quiet and private, yet minutes from town and 28 miles from Yosemite's Arch Rock entrance. Exact address is shared after booking.
"This place is an absolute gem. Spotlessly clean, beautifully furnished, and incredibly comfortable."
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Good to know
How far is Yosemite, and what is the drive like?
The Arch Rock entrance is 28 miles away — about 45 minutes down Highway 140, following the Merced River most of the way. Yosemite Valley is another ten miles or so past the gate, roughly an hour from the cabin. Leave early: the entrance queue builds through the morning, and an early start buys you the best light in the Valley. Whether you need a reservation to drive into the park depends on the time of year and the rules change, so check the park's current position at recreation.gov/gateways/2991 when you plan your dates.
Is there an EV charger?
Yes — a Level 2 charger on the deck. It uses a SAE J1772 connector, which fits most non-Tesla EVs; Teslas work with the adapter that came with the car. Scan the QR code on the charger to pay for the electricity you use — there is no account to set up in advance.
What is the WiFi like?
Fast Starlink WiFi throughout the house — quick enough for streaming, video calls and a houseful of devices at once. There is a dedicated workspace with a desk too, if something does need catching up on.
Is there a hot tub?
Yes — a hot tub on the deck, available all year. Spa towels are provided, and guests can adjust the temperature at the tub controls; setting it to 100°F or below helps it cool down faster in summer.
What's in the kitchen?
A full kitchen with cookware, bakeware, and a Keurig plus an Aeropress for coffee — cooking oil and other basics are stocked in the pantry too. Most dishes are dishwasher-safe (wine glasses should be hand-washed). There's also a gas grill on the deck with propane provided. Traveling with a little one? A crib and high chair are both on hand.
What are check-in and check-out?
Self check-in with a smart lock. Check in any time from 4pm (as late as midnight with a heads-up), and check out by 10am. Early check-in is sometimes available for a small fee starting at $25 when there's no same-day turnover, and a late check-out of up to an hour can usually be arranged depending on the cleaning schedule.
What is getting to the cabin like?
The last 400 feet is a gentle gravel driveway with a few curves up from Triangle Road. All-wheel drive handles it easily; two-wheel-drive cars are fine too, just take it slow when the ground is wet. There is free parking on site.
Can we bring a pet?
We are not able to host pets. Several of our guests, friends and family have allergies, and keeping the house pet-free is how we look after them. Thank you for understanding.
Is the cabin open in winter?
Year-round. In normal conditions the gravel driveway is easy for AWD and fine for 2WD cars with a little care; during and after a snowfall we recommend AWD or tire chains, and there's a lower parking area you can use if your car isn't snow-ready. The house has two-zone heating and an electric fireplace, so it warms up fast.
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