The Serene Valley Cabin is named for its valley view and its cabin character — the specific log-and-timber aesthetic that distinguishes it from the more architectural villa configurations. The cedar trees are closer to the cabin walls. The private terrace is at a lower elevation relative to the cedar canopy. The result: a more enclosed, more immersive forest character than the penthouse or suite configurations that prioritise view from above.
The Cabin in Each Season
October: the amber deciduous leaves falling onto the cabin terrace from the cedar and oak overhead — the most intimate autumn visual on the estate
January: the cabin snow configuration — snow accumulating on the terrace and the cedar immediately adjacent; the most sheltered position on the estate in cold and wind
July: the cedar canopy overhead providing shade — the cabin terrace as a natural cool spot in the warmest hours
April: the spring forest directly visible from the cabin terrace, the new growth at eye level