Timber & Stone

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What to expect when reservations open, from rates and seasons to minimum stays and house guidelines.

An intimate view of a stone barn mid-conversion into a mountain retreat, set among dense New Mexico forest. Rough granite and sandstone walls rise from a foundation of uneven boulders, with newly added timber beams in warm, honeyed tones stretching overhead. Sawhorses, stacked lumber, and a partially framed window opening reveal the honest work of construction without clutter. Soft overcast daylight filters through the trees, producing diffused, shadowless illumination that reveals every grain in the wood and each chipped edge in the stone. Shot from a slightly low angle to emphasize the mass and permanence of the structure, with sharp focus throughout for a documentary, photographic realism that feels grounded, understated, and architecturally sophisticated.
A weathered 100-year-old homestead of rough timber and pale stone, carefully restored, nestled in the forested foothills of Tijeras, New Mexico. The structure’s hand-laid stone base and sun-silvered wooden siding show fine cracks, knots, and uneven edges that reveal its age. Surrounding piñon and ponderosa pines frame the cabin, with the Sandia Mountains faintly rising in the distance. Late afternoon golden-hour sunlight grazes the façade, highlighting the textures of stone and wood while casting long, cool shadows across the native grass and scattered rocks. Photographed at eye level with a wide lens, the composition follows the rule of thirds, creating a calm, sophisticated, documentary-style image that feels authentic and free of any luxury clichés or artificial rustic props.

A Working Mountain Retreat Experience

Staying at Timber & Stone feels like borrowing a small mountain homestead: quiet, simple, and closely tied to the weather, wildlife, and shifting New Mexico light—ideal for guests who value authenticity over polish.

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Rates

Projected nightly ranges to help you budget a future stay at Timber & Stone in Tijeras, New Mexico.

Weeknight Range

Estimated $240–$280 per night on weekdays

✓ Two guests

✓ Small cabin

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Weekend Range

Estimated $280–$340 per night on weekends

✓ Four guests

✓ Full cabin

✓ Self check-in

✓ Cleaning included

✓ Projected pricing only

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Peak Season

Estimated $320–$380 per night during peak seasons

✓ Holidays

✓ High demand

✓ Longer daylight

✓ Scenic snow

✓ Ideal for families

✓ Extended stays

✓ Subject to change

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