$849,000

This one is the momentum play of the street. Through the first nine months of 2026 it has already grossed $106,127, running 7.3 percent ahead of the same window last year with occupancy up 13 points. Trailing twelve month occupancy sits at 65 percent against a 53 percent market average, the strongest of the three. That is on top of $120,454 in 2024 and $134,459 in 2025. The performance report is third party verified and available for review. At just under 4,000 square feet, the lodge sleeps up to 29 and carries 15 beds throughout: 3 king, 7 queen, 3 futon, 1 sleeper, 1 twin. Four and a half bathrooms, so a group this size is not standing in line. The private indoor heated pool sits on the main level as part of the living flow, not tucked away in a basement, and it runs year round regardless of weather. The theater is a dedicated enclosed room with a real screen, not a TV on a wall. The game room is its own enclosed space on the second floor above the kitchen. Both were built out by the current owner as permanent improvements rather than repurposed corners. Stacked stone fireplace in the main living area, eight flat screens, central heat and air, fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a dining table long enough to seat the group at once, washer and dryer in unit. Outside, the hot tub sits on an enlarged rear deck over national forest. You can hear the creek from up there. Fire pit with a picnic table and a wide covered front porch for the slower part of the day. Charcoal grill, free on site parking, easy paved access. Dogs welcome. The capital investment here is substantial and recent. The back deck was enlarged. The second floor over the kitchen was closed in to create the dedicated game room, and the theater room was closed in as well. The interior was completely redecorated. The fire pit was updated and exterior lighting was added across the decks and around the fire pit, which extends how guests use the outdoor space after dark.