Five cedar cabins, each with a private back-porch hot tub. One open cabana with a fire at its heart. A trailhead behind the cabins disappears north into the deeper woods. Two acres of breathing room — for the guest who books a four-day reset and tells everyone for a year.
Architecture so quiet it disappears. Materials so honest they age into the landscape. A program engineered around a single emotional outcome: the third night — when a guest stops looking at their phone and notices, for the first time in months, that they are calm.
Most 5-cabin retreats look the same: cluster of identical cabins around a shared hot tub, gravel between them. We engineered three differentiators investors and guests can name in one sentence each.
The remaining 92% is the product. Five cabins arc across the north in a crescent — each cabin's social face turned toward the cabana, each cabin's private back porch with hot tub turned outward toward the wilderness buffer. A trailhead arch behind the central cabin leads into the woods, switchbacking north to a cedar viewing platform. Parking sits south behind a six-foot hedge — vehicles never visible from cabin or cabana.
Each cabin is a complete dwelling — bedroom, full bath, modern kitchen, living — wrapped in cedar T&G and braced by exposed blackened steel structural ribs. Polished concrete floor with radiant heat. A 10-ft glass slider opens the bedroom directly onto a private back wellness porch with the cabin's own 2-person hot tub, outdoor copper shower, two Adirondack chairs, and a see-through wood-slat privacy fence.
| Bedroom | 108 sf |
| Bath (cedar + slate) | 35 sf |
| Kitchen (concrete + steel) | 49 sf |
| Living | 96 sf |
| Interior total | 288 sf |
| + Front entry stoop | +48 sf |
| + Private wellness porch | +144 sf |
| Per-cabin footprint | 480 sf |
Rotate the cabin. Toggle the roof off. Walk Bath → Kitchen → Living → Bedroom → Back Porch.
A single 36×36 cedar-and-blackened-steel pavilion — open on three sides — built around a central gas fire pit. Outdoor kitchen and 8-stool bar to the north, 10-seat cedar dining table to the south, sauna pod (the only enclosed element) to the east, two hammocks strung between cedar posts to the west. Edison-bulb LED string lights crisscross the open roof.
The community happens here. The solitude happens on each cabin's private back porch. One cabana, five private hot tubs — every guest gets both.
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Architect-designed: exposed blackened steel structural ribs against Western red cedar tongue-and-groove ceiling. Polished concrete floor with radiant heat. Polished concrete kitchen counter with brass fixtures and a cedar T&G backsplash. Materials selected for honest aging — they look better at year 10 than year 1.
Walk inside the cabin in real-time 3D. Bath, kitchen, living, bedroom, back porch with hot tub.
Four days. One arc. Every architectural decision exists to deliver what happens on Day 3.
Park behind the south hedge. Phone reception fades. Walk the gravel path past the garden. The cabana reveals — fire pit visible first. Cabin assignment on a wooden card. Through the front door, across the living room, out the 10-ft glass slider. The hot tub is already at temperature.
East light through the bedroom window. Espresso at the cedar-and-concrete kitchen. Walk the trailhead arch into the woods, switchback to the viewing platform, sit a while. Cabana fire for breakfast. Sauna cycle. Back to the porch. Hot tub. Read. Nothing on the schedule.
They notice they haven't checked their phone in six hours. They notice the wind. They notice each other. This is the night they fall in love with the brand.
They book their next stay before they leave the parking lot. They post the photo of the back-porch hot tub at night. They tell three people at work next week. The flywheel starts.
Phased to derisk: cabana completes first (anchor amenity), cabins 1–3 fund soft open at month 14, cabins 4–5 close out by month 17. Soft-open revenue covers final-phase operating costs.
This page is the spine. Below are the deep-dives — drawings, walkthroughs, references, full narrative. Each is built to investor grade and updated together.