Homesteak 3 BR Chalet at Terry Peak with Outdoor Hot Tub - Sleeps 14

Homesteak Chalet is nestled on the ski slopes of Terry Peak and conveniently located near beautiful Spearfish Canyon, Deer Mountain, Rapid City, the Mickelson Trail, and historic Deadwood.

• Offering 1996sq.ft. of living space, with 3 Bedrooms and 2.5 Bathrooms
• Large open great room with an expansive pine vaulted ceiling and picturesque windows
• Cozy fireplace and loft area
• Rustic and warm “Urban-Chalet” style furniture and décor
• Fully equipped kitchen with full-size appliances and custom cabinetry
• Huge wrap-around island with seating for 4 and additional breakfast nook
• Entertainment space on the lower level
• Laundry room with two washers and dryer
• Free Wi-Fi, large TV's
• Large deck with BBQ grill and outdoor jacuzzi hot tub
• Breathtaking panoramic mountain views

ROOM LAYOUT:
Main Level:

• Living Room: 1 Couch (sleeps 1)
  Upper Level:
• Bedroom 1: 1 King Bed (sleeps 2)
• Loft: 1 Queen Murphy Bed (sleeps 2)
• Loft: 1 Queen Sofa Pullout Couch (sleeps 2)
  Lower Level:
• Bedroom 2: 2 Twin over Full Bunk Beds (sleeps 6)
• Bedroom 3: 1 King Bed (sleeps 2)

★ HOUSE RULES ★

• NO pets allowed
• NO smoking allowed
• NO unauthorized parties/events allowed
• Guests should declare the correct total number of guests staying in the reservation
• Photoshoots, wedding events, and receptions may be considered upon request

OTHER DETAILS TO NOTE for CHALETS:

• Ski in/ski out depending on snow conditions
• Free Parking. 4-Wheel Drive is Mandatory during Winter Months
• Check-in time: 4:00PM. Check-out time: 10:00AM
• Early check-in/late checkout may be granted depending on availability with an additional cost
• Additional charge of $15.49 per person for guests exceeding 10 people

Amenities Disclaimer:
Please note that the hot tub at this property is not working. If you decide to book, be aware that the hot tub will not be available during your stay.

Disclaimer: In the months of October and November, it is the breeding season for flies. You may notice a higher number of both dead and living flies. Please note that this is a common occurrence in the mountain area of Black Hills during this season.