![]() Mata'Zamo sits just beyond St. Francis Hill, one of the many "must sees" at High Hope. | ![]() The upstairs deck faces west, towards the cliffs, perfect for evening refreshments, sunset and star gazing. Even better in the morning for coffee, teas and wildlife watching. |
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![]() Walk right in! These windows face east, the bunk room is on the right. | ![]() Our slow kitchen gives you more time to enjoy friends and family as you prepare your meals and clean up afterwards! The table is always set for four, with room for plenty more! |
![]() Relax, read, visit, play games, daydream, plan your High Hope days, or just enjoy and reflect on your visit from our comfy sofa and love seat. | ![]() Head right up the stairs to the shady upper deck and the open, spacious master sleeping loft. |
![]() A playground for the imagination, and a comfortable spot to dream of Africa and other outdoor adventures. What kid doesn't love bunk beds? | ![]() |
![]() Up or down, zebra, leopard, cheetah or giraffe, where to sleep, where to sleep? | ![]() Door open or closed, shades up, shades down, chose your privacy level between the bunk room and kitchen. |
![]() We've added the leaves to the table and the extra chairs for a great gathering spot on our screened in porch. | ![]() We've filled our shelves with books about nature, and provided a writing nook! |
![]() The open windows onto the screened in porch brings even more of the outdoors into Mata'Zamo. | ![]() |
![]() The view from the top of the stairs inside Mata'Zamo. | ![]() The master sleeping loft runs the entire length of the house. The half bath means no navigating stairs at night! The queen sized bed and day/trundle bed sleep four people in three beds. |
![]() There is another mattress tucked under the day bed! | ![]() We haven't found a picture yet that captures the feel up here! |
![]() | ![]() Winter view from the upper deck. This edge of the Hill Country was once covered by a shallow ocean, with dinosaurs roaming the beaches. |
![]() Mata'Zamo even comes with her own barn! |