




Escape to the mountains at the Serene 70s Retreat, a quiet getaway tucked into the pines on over four acres bordering the Santa Fe National Forest in Jemez Springs, New Mexico. Built in 1973 and still carrying the soul of a slower, softer era, this cabin wasn’t made to impress—it was made to exhale. With hand-finished woodwork and original details, it is the perfect place to step off the grid and ease into the rhythm of the Jemez Mountains.
Sleeping arrangements include one bedroom featuring blackout curtains for deep rest and one comfortable bed. For additional guests, the living room offers a pull-out sofa bed with an added foam topper, allowing the home to accommodate up to 4 guests across one bathroom.
This retro mountain escape is designed for lingering. Inside, you’ll find warm wood finishes and vintage charm. Outside, nature is plain and simple, offering opportunities to lounge in hammocks under an endless sky, curl up by the original fireplace with a record playing, or gather by the fire pit as stars appear one by one. For those who need to stay connected, Starlink internet is available, and a mobile outdoor desk on the deck allows you to work while deer wander by.
Located nearly 9,000 feet up, you are just two miles from the San Antonio Hot Springs and an hour north of Albuquerque. The surrounding area is a haven for adventure, from the wide-open beauty of Valles Caldera to the waters of Fenton Lake. You’ll be surrounded by pines, aspens, and rock formations, where deer and elk are common visitors.
Practical Information:
Whether you are a writer seeking quiet, a remote worker needing a view, or a couple craving calm, the Serene 70s Retreat is a space to breathe, rest, and remember what matters.
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