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Stay in the Cottage

Cottage in Sonoita, AZ 85637 · $175/night + $100 cleaning

  • 8 guests
  • 3 bedrooms
  • 5 beds
  • 1 bath
Hosted by Muriel Superhost on Airbnb · Hosting since 2019
Stay in the Cottage
  • In southern Arizona wine country A secluded farm cottage minutes from Sonoita, with hiking and biking trails straight from the property.
  • Your own outdoor space A gas fire pit, BBQ area and seating, surrounded by lavender fields and mature oaks.
  • A working farm around you Horses, goats, pigs, roosters and dogs — ask for a tour and we will introduce you properly.

Our guest cottage on the farm — three bedrooms under mature oaks, with a porch, a fire pit and trails from the door.

More about this place

Wake up to roosters and oak shade. A beautiful place to relax and take in southern Arizona, on a secluded farm minutes from the heart of wine country. Hike or bike on National Forest land right from the front door, or book a tasting tour in Sonoita. Two lakes with boating and fishing, shops, restaurants, horseback riding and wildlife viewing are all nearby, and Tombstone, Bisbee and Tubac make easy day trips.

The space

Ample outdoor seating with unobstructed views of the surrounding country, and plenty of places to walk right here on the property. Many mature oak trees — find a hammock under one of them and enjoy a good book. Walk up to the well for 360-degree views. Visit the animals and the lavender fields.

The stars at night are amazing.

Guest access

Entry is through the door on the west side of the house — the one with the lock box — not the door on the patio. You also have the gas fire pit, your own seating areas and the BBQ area. There are lawn games in the laundry room, and movies and games in the console under the TV.

You are welcome to walk the property and explore. Please don't enter any animal enclosures without a host: tell us and we will happily give you a tour and introduce you.

Rates

$175 per night, plus a one-time $100 cleaning fee. A week or longer takes 10% off the nightly rate.

Amenities

What's included

Views & setting

  • Desert view
  • Dark-sky stargazing
  • Farm animals on site
  • Private entrance

Bedroom & laundry

  • Bed linens provided
  • Extra blankets & pillows
  • Washer
  • Dryer
  • Hangers

Bathroom

  • Private bathroom
  • Hot water
  • Soap & essentials

Accessibility

  • Step-free access

Kitchen & dining

  • Full kitchen
  • Refrigerator
  • Coffee & tea
  • Cookware & dishes
  • BBQ grill
  • Dining table

Outdoors

  • Fire pit with seating
  • Deck or patio
  • Hammock
  • Walking trails
  • Pets welcome

Comfort & utilities

  • Wifi
  • Heating
  • Air conditioning

Parking & access

  • Free parking on premises
  • Self check-in

Safety

  • Smoke alarm
  • Not available:  Carbon monoxide alarm
  • Fire extinguisher
  • First aid kit

Availability

September 2026

October 2026

November 2026

booked · synced from the owner's booking calendars · updated Sep 26. Dates show nights — checkout days stay open. To book, send a request below.

Request to book

Sending a request doesn't charge anything — the venue will reply by email to confirm.

Where you'll be

Wild Oak Farm, 26560 S. Old Sonoita Hwy, Sonoita, AZ 85637

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We are rural: ten minutes from the nearest store in Sonoita, and thirty from the nearest full-service grocery in Vail. Choice is limited in Sonoita, so we recommend stopping at the Safeway in Vail before heading up Highway 83.

Nearby

See the full guide →Hours, directions and what to allow for each.

Meet your host

Muriel

Superhost on Airbnb · Hosting since 2019 · Lives in Sonoita

We farm this corner of Sonoita - lavender, goats, horses and a few pigs - and keep three canvas bell tents on platforms behind the main house.

Usually replies within an hour.

Things to know

House rules

  • Check-in: after 4:00 PM
  • Checkout: before 11:00 AM
  • 8 guests maximum
  • Let yourself in through the west-side door with the lock box, not the patio door.
  • Please do not enter any animal enclosures without a host — ask and we will take you in.
  • Dogs are welcome.

Safety & property

  • No carbon monoxide alarm