THE RETREAT

Inside, Sapphire Ridge is designed for the way you actually want to spend a few days away.

Sleep deeply in the king bedroom. Step into a beautifully tiled shower designed to feel like an experience of its own, with rich blue tile, a striking feature detail and a rainfall shower overhead. Make breakfast together in the kitchen. Linger over coffee at the table. Curl up on the sofa with a movie or a book. Pull out a game. Turn up the karaoke. Or simply enjoy the rare pleasure of having nowhere else you need to be.

Throughout the cabin, you'll find a mix of mountain warmth and unexpected details - rich color, natural textures, original touches and spaces designed to feel collected rather than simply furnished.

It is comfortable enough to settle into quickly and special enough to remind you that you've gone somewhere different.

Open the door and your living space doesn't really end.

Settle onto the back porch with your morning coffee. Stretch out on the porch swing bed with a book. Take in the changing light and sounds of the mountains. Settle into the warmth of the private barrel sauna. Slip into the hot tub and let the mountains surround you. Step beneath the private open-air double shower.

And when evening comes, gather around the fire and settle into one of the chair swings. Stay for conversation. Stay for the stars. Or stay simply because no one is asking you to leave.

Sapphire Ridge takes its inspiration from the landscape around it. Deep sapphire blues echo the changing mountain sky. Forest greens bring the woods inside. Warm wood keeps the cabin connected to its Appalachian surroundings. Touches of gold add warmth and a little unexpected elegance.

But some of the most meaningful details are smaller. Art chosen for the space. Books meant to be opened. Places designed for conversation. Objects with a story. And a few things you'll discover only after you arrive.

Nothing needs to feel overly precious. It simply needs to feel like it belongs here.

Sapphire Ridge isn't about having more rooms than you need. It's about making the spaces you have matter.

One king bedroom. Room for up to four. Indoor spaces made for settling in. Outdoor spaces made for lingering. And the mountains waiting just beyond the door.

Small enough to feel intimate. Thoughtful enough to feel special. Comfortable enough to make you want to stay.