




Discover a unique blend of literary history and rustic charm at the Aldous Huxley Cabin, located in the serene landscapes of San Cristobal, New Mexico. This historic residence is steeped in inspiration, as the renowned writer Aldous Huxley once stayed here and penned his book 'Ends and Means.' Guests can even see the outhouse built by Huxley himself around 1937, reflecting the simple, creative spirit of the property.
This cozy 500 sq ft retreat is designed for relaxation and connection with nature. The layout features 2 beds and 1 bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to 4 guests with a queen size bed and a fold-out queen sofa bed. Inside, the creative space is highlighted by a turnbuckle stretched across the ceiling and quiet window views. The home includes a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, gas stove, and essential pots and pans, along with a dining table that seats four.
Key Features & Amenities:
Set on a sprawling forty-acre farm, the cabin offers an immersive rural experience. To the east, you will find stunning views of the Sangre De Cristo Mountains, while the south opens into large fields of corn and pumpkins, including an old apple grove where guests are welcome to taste various apple varieties. The property is a haven for animal lovers; you can feed the chickens with table scraps or visit Yoda the rescue goat and alpacas Albert and Allison. For those seeking community, you can join seasonal potlucks or enjoy breakfast at the Trading Post cafe with the WWOOFers.
Practical Info & Rules:
Whether you are a biker exploring the trails to Taos or a writer seeking a quiet sanctuary, the Aldous Huxley Cabin provides an unforgettable escape into the heart of Northern New Mexico.
This description is for informational purposes. Please verify all details, including amenities, policies, fees, and availability, on the booking platform before booking.
You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

