598 El Camino, Angel Fire, NM 87710

Top Level-Master open loft. One queen bed, two queen sleeper sofas. One bathroom with jacuzzi tub. Large armoire and chest of drawers for clothing storage. Large flatscreen TV set up to split off the main level Direct TV or DVD player. Two top level decks with patio chairs. Main Level- Two bedrooms with queen beds in each, one queen sleeper sofa. Cedar closet and chest of drawers in each bedroom. One bathroom with stand up shower. Stacked washer and dryer. Main kitchen including gas stove/oven, microwave, side-by-side refrigerator, automatic ice maker, dishwasher, coffe maker, crock pot. Large flatscreen TV with Direct TV and DVD player. Stereo with multi-CD, cassette, iPod docking, and mini audio cable to play directly from a laptop or iPhone. Wood burning stove. Large wine rack. Main deck includes a large gas grill (propane tank) and three patio tables with chairs and umbrella stands (umbrellas kept inside). Lower Level- One bedroom with queen bed, one queen sleeper sofa. Dresser and cedar chest in bedroom. Lower kitchen includes gas stove/oven, refrigerator with automatic ice maker, rolling dishwasher, coffee maker. One bathroom with full sized tub. Large washer and dryer. Gas stove. lower deck with patio furniture. Courtyard with patio furniture and a small gas grill (directly connected to house propane supply). The house is located within the boundaries of the Angel Fire Ski Resort, but it is not ski in/out. To get to the ski area, you can either park on the mountain next to one of the ski slopes or drive down to the main parking area and take the shuttle. This takes 10-20 minutes depending on where you go. Obviously skiing is the primary activity in the winter. Summer activities include fishing, hiking, mountain biking, or just escaping the summer heat. If you are staying at the house in the summer, always pack for cold evenings even in July or August as long sleeve shirts or jackets are frequently needed.The temperature at the house (10,185ft) ranges 5-10 degrees cooler than the town of Angel Fire, which is approximately 8,400ft.