Perched high above Brewery Gulch, La Casa Sirena is a restored miner’s cabin turned creative retreat. With four beds, one bath, and a spacious deck made for sunset watching, it blends Bisbee’s vintage charm with modern comfort. Guests climb 63 scenic steps to reach this peaceful haven—good views are earned here—but the reward is sweeping mountain vistas, birdsong mornings, and quiet nights under desert stars. Steps from historic downtown Bisbee and the Shrine Cross lookout, the home offers easy access to cafés, art galleries, and live music while staying blissfully private. Inside, enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, cozy bedrooms with soft linens, and eclectic décor inspired by Bisbee’s artistic spirit. Pet-friendly, Wi-Fi, and a large deck for relaxing or stargazing. A true Bisbee original—artsy, historic, and full of character. Expect vintage quirks, modern comfort, and a touch of desert magic. Bisbee’s a little weird—you’ll love it.

Hi, I’m Surreyya — movement teacher, artist, and lifelong traveler who fell head-over-heels for Bisbee’s quirky charm and wild desert magic. I believe homes have stories, and La Casa Sirena has plenty to tell. I’ve spent more than 25 years teaching movement and creating welcoming spaces that inspire creativity, rest, and connection. When I’m not helping people move better, I’m usually curating music for my gothic radio show, restoring vintage furniture, or wandering the hills with a cup of strong coffee in hand. Hosting is my way of sharing the beauty and character of this offbeat little town — the art, the history, and those sunsets that make you stop talking mid-sentence. I love helping guests experience Bisbee like locals do: slow mornings, good food, live music, and a view that makes you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. Come for the views, stay for the feeling. Welcome to La Casa Sirena — where Bisbee’s weird, wonderful spirit is alive and well.

La Casa Sirena sits on a quiet hillside above Brewery Gulch, one of Bisbee’s most historic and colorful districts. From your deck, you can see the red-brick rooftops of old saloons and boarding houses that once served the mining town’s lively past. Today, Brewery Gulch and nearby Old Bisbee are filled with art galleries, vintage shops, music venues, and cozy cafés—all within a short walk down the hill. The Shrine Cross overlook is just steps from the home, offering panoramic views of Bisbee’s winding streets and surrounding canyons. Despite being close to the action, the area around La Casa Sirena remains peaceful, especially at night when only the sound of crickets and the occasional distant guitar drift through the air. Bisbee is a small, creative community known for its welcoming spirit, local festivals, and offbeat sense of humor. Whether you’re here for the art, the history, or the hiking trails that start right from town, this neighborhood offers an authentic taste of southern Arizona’s most unique mountain village.