Dakota Cabin is a handcrafted, solid-log home built in 2018 and offered fully furnished — a true turn-key mountain retreat at Hidden Meadow Ranch, the private gated community north of Greer in Arizona's White Mountains. At 8,500 feet, tucked among the pines and aspens, the air here runs an honest 30 degrees cooler than the valley, so the porch is a pleasure in July and the fire is welcome by Christmas.
Inside its roughly 2,515 square feet are four bedrooms and three baths across a multi-level plan built for family and guests: a formal dining room, a study or den, warm wood and carpet floors, and forced-air heat for the coldest nights. Covered decks wrap the living space toward a panoramic view over the trees, and thoughtful extras — a whole-home backup generator, Wi-Fi, an owned propane tank — mean the cabin simply works, whether you visit for a weekend or a season.
The home sits on its own wooded parcel of about 0.62 acre in The Lodge at Hidden Meadow Ranch, bordering State land with two million acres of National Forest beyond the gate. Ownership brings the full life of the ranch: the private Lodge and clubhouse, an equestrian facility with horse privileges, and stocked trout ponds and trails — with skiing at Sunrise Park Resort about twenty minutes away. It is, in short, a finished four-season cabin in one of the most private corners of the White Mountains.