Tiny, quiet, 2nd-story, private condo with no TV

Cozy, quiet 2nd-story getaway located next to the ski area.

TINY -- for only 1 person or for a couple.

Modern but VERY DATED and very rustic condo among several in the building and area.
Full galley kitchen with dining at the counter or outside medium-sized deck.

NO TV SERVICES AT ALL.

Queen bed in a separate bedroom and a bathroom with a shower/bathtub located in the hall between the living room and bedroom.

Enjoy a wood-burning fireplace, wifi, and free parking right outside.

Located in the Village of Angel Fire on the way to the Ski Area.

A fully stocked grocery store is located conveniently a half-mile away for your provisions;
and multiple food joints nearby, as well as along the main street a little further away.

The very high altitude and "dry" climate can cause nose bleeds and/or dry sinuses, and even headaches.
If sensitive to that, bring nose moisturizer and appropriate medication. And body lotion.

The hot water heater works well for the shower and kitchen sink.
It's potable water but bring bottled water if the tap water is not your preference -- lots of minerals.
I cook and wash with it but I drink bottled water only when I'm there.

The stairway and door constitute a private entry.
I will provide you with a passcode for the deadlock.

It is in a condominium building with other condos and condominium buildings around.
The balcony is a decent size but runs flush against the next-door neighbor's -- so there may be limited privacy out there.

The stairway is a bit steep so Tree Top is best suited for ADULT GUESTS ONLY -- no children and pets.
It can be slippery with snow and rain -- so please be careful!

The condo complex no longer provides satellite TV services.
There is no smart TV or Roku.
However, I believe the internet connection is strong enough to support those services -- BRING YOUR OWN LAPTOP WITH YOU.

"Tree Top" (my tiny condo home) is where you connect with nature, peace, each other, and yourself.
To walk/hike, to ski, to read, to journal, to talk to one another, to rest/relax/recover/restore/recup - and to interact through games/puzzles.
There are books and games inside and the great outdoors right out the door.

You can build a fire and watch it, or fill up the hummingbird feeder and watch them.

Everyday I hike.
Just walk out the door and walk the opposite way on Vail Ave - and you will find wonderful and inspiring forest and views.
I go for miles up and then back - and I even lose weight every time I'm there 'cause it is such a workout. (BRING WATER WITH YOU).

But you can also drive in your vehicle up there. It's beautiful.