Granite Ridge #25 Description:
As featured in Sky West Magazine and Jackson Hole Resort advertising, our Teton Village home is a ski in ski out luxury 2 bedroom 2 1/2 bath lodgepole pine log home built in 1998. The cabin covers 2,120 square feet covering two levels, and sits on a granite ridge overlooking unforgettable mountain and valley views from its perch above the base of the Jackson Hole ski area overlooking the Four Seasons Resort in the Teton Village.
You can marvel at powder skiers at the top of the Rendezvous mountain in the morning and spectacular sweeping views of the southern end of the Jackson Hole and the Wyoming Range throughout the day from the 20 foot living room windows. At the end of your day, a 10 minute walk will lead you to fine dining at the Four Seasons Resort, Snake River Resort, Mangy Moose or other village restaurants.
The property has a private 6 person outdoor hot tub on the lower deck with valley views, a wood burning fireplace, a gourmet kitchen with GE profile appliances, granite counters and hardwood floors throughout the open concept main floor. The main floor also has dining for six and a breakfast bar for two. The main entertainment center has TV, cable, DVD, VCR and DSL internet.
The lower floor has a master bath with a large in suite bathroom containing a soaking tub for two, heating for the tile floors, a steam shower and large walk in closets. The master has TV with cable and DVD, VCR. There is a second in suite bedroom with double vanities, granite countertops, granite enclosed tub with shower, large walk in closet and heating for the tile floors. The second bedroom has TV with cable. There is a small library of Grand Teton, Yellowstone and Jackson Hole publications for your leisure reading in the second bedroom built in bookshelves. Each of the bedrooms has a private entrance to the outdoor 6 person jetted hot tub sitting on the lower deck overlooking the valley. There is also an upper deck for dining in the summer months. A one car heated garage is included in the rental. Snow removal occurs daily and split logs are stacked on the front of the cabin for your use year round.
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Guest Comments:
My husband and I spent 6 days in this luxury 2-bedroom log cabin home on Granite Ridge, #25 in September of 2006. It offered the best vacation experience we've ever had. Gorgeous views, top quality construction, large (about 2100 square feet), 20+ foot ceilings on the main floor with large view windows all contributed to making this a spectacular place to stay.
Normally we eat out on vacation and there were excellent restaurants nearby (e.g., at the Four Seasons), but we chose to eat in the beautiful cabin in order to enjoy the very charming atmosphere. Many extras that made it a very special place--steam shower, hot tub with a view, granite counters, hardwood floors on main floor, candles by the bathroom soaking tub, woodburning fireplace, lovely stone work complementing the log cabin effect, washer and dryer. The bedrooms were spacious and very quiet. In fact, the whole area was quite quiet, contributing to the relaxing effect. We could truly enjoy nature in luxurious accomodations without the sounds of others intruding. ~ Santa Barbara CA , September 2006
My husband and I came to this beautiful part of the world to celebrate our 25th anniversary; it was amazing. From the Jackson Hole Iditarod to the Goosewing Snowmobile Tour, we had a ball. We thoroughly enjoyed our time in the cabin as well. The view is spectacular - especially from the hot tub. ~ Louisville, KY - January 2007
Just returned from our trip to Jackson Hole. The cabin could not have been nicer. The view was stunning and the cabin decor fitted us to a T. We had the time of our lives. Thank you for your help in making our 25th anniversary trip something extraordinary. North Carolina 2006
This (Granite Ridge No. 25) is a beautiful, quiet house up the hill from Teton Village on the grounds of the 4 Seasons. Our family spent almost as much time in the house as we did hiking in the Grand Tetons. Great place. - Austin, Texas - May 2006
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