Seven Feathers
A Design-Forward Nature Stay
A Retreat into Self
An enchanted corner of the Blue Ridge, shaped with intention into something beautiful and immersive. Organic, healthy, and restorative in every detail, from the structures to the sheets.
This Is What a
Zome Retreat Looks Like
Geometric structures rooted in sacred architecture, built with smart glass, bio-ceramic panels, and natural light designed to fill every corner. There is nothing else like this in the region.
Consistent STR Income
Nightly bookings provide baseline occupancy and steady cash flow across three distinct accommodation units.
Higher-Yield Retreat Buyouts
Full-site rentals for multi-day retreats command premium pricing, served to independent facilitators who need dedicated space.
Experience-Driven Differentiation
Zome architecture, creek access, stargazing, and nature immersion create a guest experience that markets itself.
"Beautiful cabin in such a peaceful setting. It was our second time back and we absolutely enjoyed it."
"What a gem! The only thing you hear while sitting on the deck is birdsong, a babbling brook and an occasional moo from the neighboring cows. Highly recommend!"
"When we got snowed in we received eggs from the onsite host Amy, who was amazing and very helpful. The views as well as location is a dream come true!"
"The guest house was the perfect place to relax and recharge. I absolutely love this house and outdoor space. It's my dream."
Two Revenue Streams,
One Property
Short-Term Rentals
Nightly bookings across three unique accommodations (cottage plus two Zome structures), providing steady occupancy and reliable cash flow across all seasons. Listed across Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com, and direct booking channels.
Retreat Buyouts
Full-site rentals for independent retreat facilitators running workshops, wellness retreats, and group experiences. Multi-day bookings at higher rates, scalable beyond any single person's calendar.
The High Country Advantage
AirDNA classifies Lansing, NC within the Boone market — one of the most recognized mountain destinations in the Southeast — and assigns it a Market Score of 89 out of 100. Seven Feathers benefits from that brand recognition while sitting in a less saturated, more secluded pocket of the region.
Location is part of the thesis. Seven Feathers sits in Ashe County, part of North Carolina's High Country, a recognized four-season mountain destination that draws travelers year-round while staying one of its most affordable and least crowded corners. The seclusion is the draw. Guests come for quiet land and distance from the noise and traffic, yet the property remains conveniently close to the people who fill it: Boone and the Tennessee Tri-Cities under an hour away, Winston-Salem about ninety minutes, and Charlotte just over two hours, with Asheville, Raleigh, and Atlanta all within a comfortable weekend drive. That balance of seclusion and access feeds a steady pipeline of guests, while land and operating costs well below saturated markets like Asheville protect margins that higher-cost destinations cannot match.
| Listing | Location | Type | Avg Daily Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Little Horse Creek Farm · Current STR under Amy's management | |||
| The Guest House @ Little Horse Creek FarmManaged by Amy Rohan · ★ 4.96 (101 reviews) | Lansing, NC | Farm Stay | $99–$109 |
| Comparable listings, same market | |||
| Gone to the Woods Queen Glamping Tent | Lansing area | Glamping | $90 |
| New River Retreat | Boone market | Cabin | $99 |
| Call of the Wild King Suite Glamping Tent | Boone market | Glamping | $141 |
| Into the Wild King Suite Glamping Tent | Boone market | Glamping | $143 |
| Aspirational model · upgraded unique stays, same region | |||
| Orchard Cottage at Old Orchard Creek Farm | Lansing, NC | Unique Stay | $185 |
| Caim / Dochas / Kokoro Geodomes · Glamping Wild | Creston, NC (Ashe Co.) | Geodome | $199–$217 |
| Blue Ridge GeoDome + Hot Tub | Lansing, NC | Geodome | $213 |
| Scandi Cabin: Sauna, Hot Tub, EV · 105 acres | Lansing, NC | Unique Stay | $305 |
Source: AirDNA Rentalizer, Boone / Lansing market, April 2026. Glamping Wild confirmed in Creston, Ashe County, NC — same regional market. Exact addresses withheld per Airbnb platform policy.
Current Assets &
Phased Expansion
- The Guest House at Little Horse Creek Farm — 4.96 stars, 101+ reviews
- Nearly ten acres with creek, trails, boulders, and mature trees
- 700 sq ft building with water and electricity, ready for bathhouse conversion
- Prepared sites with full utility hookups for two Zome structures
- Founder lives on the property, providing personal hospitality and hands-on management
- Two Zome structures (bio-ceramic, fireproof, assembled in 5 to 10 days)
- Shared bathhouse and communal kitchen (existing building conversion)
- Outdoor gathering areas, meditation space, marked trails
- Medicinal herb garden, pond restoration, professional photography
- Direct booking website, multi-platform listing, dynamic pricing
Each phase generates revenue before the next requires significant capital. There is no single moment of high risk. The business builds on itself, stage by stage.
$200,000 in Capital
Deployed in Four Phases
Capital deployed into proven revenue-generating assets, not speculative development.
Amy Rohan
Founder & On-Site Operator, Seven Feathers
Amy Rohan is a systems-driven operator with 30 years of experience turning complex environments into high-functioning, human-centered experiences. Her background spans legal operations, nonprofit leadership, and executive support — roles where trust, discretion, and execution under pressure are non-negotiable.
In her first year managing Little Horse Creek Farm, Amy increased short-term rental revenue by 232% without additional capital or full platform access. This performance led the property owner to expand her role across three additional properties, including two glamping sites with shared amenities — the same high-margin, nature-immersed model Seven Feathers is designed to scale.
With a degree in psychology and certification as a Usui Reiki Master, Amy brings the operational depth of a seasoned executive together with the grounded presence of a practitioner.
She runs Seven Feathers as a steward, not only an operator. The land itself is part of what guests pay for, so she tends it with an eye toward keeping it healthy, productive, and worth returning to for years to come. That long view is how she protects both the guest experience and the asset behind it.
30+ years managing budgets, cross-sector teams, and complex logistics in legal, nonprofit, and community environments.
232% revenue increase in first year of STR management, with limited resources and platform restrictions.
Full-time resident operator, eliminating management fees (typically 15 to 25% of gross revenue) and ensuring the personal touch behind the 4.96-star rating.
Actively recruiting an experienced operating partner to co-lead retreats and share daily management, so Seven Feathers scales on a team and never rests on one person alone.
The Structures That
Hold the Space
The guest dwellings at Seven Feathers are Zomes — geometric structures rooted in the zonohedron, one of the oldest forms in sacred geometry. There is something about round spaces that changes how people feel the moment they step inside.
Sacred Geometry
Built on the zonohedron, a form found in nature's own architecture. Round spaces have been used for ceremony, gathering, and rest across cultures for millennia.
Chemical-Free & Non-Toxic
Bio-ceramic MgO panels create a safe, non-toxic sanctuary. No off-gassing, no volatile compounds, just a clean space for rest and renewal.
Eco-Friendly Construction
Renewable materials, nearly zero waste during production, no heavy machinery required. Built in 5 to 10 days on a non-permanent foundation.
Built to Endure
Fireproof to 2,200°F, waterproof, mold-proof, pest-proof, and rated for 140 MPH winds. These structures protect what matters, quietly and for the long term.
The Seven Feathers
These principles are the operating philosophy behind the brand, and the reason guests stay, return, and tell others. They shape every decision at Seven Feathers, from the guest experience to how the land is cared for. Tap a feather to explore each one.
Whether you arrive as a spiritual seeker, someone needing rest, or someone carrying something you have not yet named, you will be met with the same respect.
We enter into relationships with guests, partners, and the land with mutual care. We support local businesses, build fair partnerships, and tend what gives to us.
Like the land after rain, we are always capable of becoming ourselves again. Seven Feathers creates the conditions for that return.
Seven Feathers exists within a living web of relationships. When you visit, you are supporting a community, not just a business.
You belong here with your dog, your grief, your curiosity, or your joy. Belonging is your birthright, and this door is open to you.
Trauma-informed care and consent are woven into everything at Seven Feathers. No one here will tell you what you need. You already know.
You are worthy, exactly as you are. Every person, every animal, every piece of this land deserves dignity. We price our offerings to be accessible to everyone.
Where Seven Feathers
Is Headed
The phased expansion covers the first four years. The vision extends well beyond, toward a retreat deeply rooted in its community, accessible to those who need restoration, and alive with the rhythms of the land.
Retreat Scholarships & Accessibility
Restoration belongs to everyone. A scholarship fund making retreat experiences accessible to those who need them most, with sliding-scale pricing and nonprofit partnerships.
Community Partnerships
Farm-to-table dining with local farms, on-site services from local bodyworkers, and artisan workshops. The retreat's success benefits the people around it.
Garden Expansion & Immersion
A full-scale medicinal herb garden, seasonal planting and harvest workshops, and a contemplative garden for meditation. Guests leave with knowledge and seeds they can take home.
Animals on the Land
Alpacas and the existing homestead flock. Animal encounters, fiber arts workshops, and the kind of presence that softens people the moment they arrive.
Within five years, Seven Feathers aims to run at full multi-stream capacity: three accommodation units plus a regular calendar of retreat buyouts and wellness programming, paid partnerships with local practitioners and farms, and a scholarship program funded directly by operating profit. Revenue is what makes that mission possible. Every dollar the business earns expands what it can give back, in restoration, in local partnership, and in community impact.
Each phase generates revenue before the next requires significant capital. There is no single moment of high risk. The business builds on itself, stage by stage.
Are You a Facilitator,
Practitioner, or Local Farm?
Seven Feathers is actively building relationships with retreat facilitators, wellness practitioners, and local farms and artisans who share our values. If that's you, we would love to hear from you.
🤝 Non-Financial Partnership
Skills, networks, labor, materials, and expertise are all forms of real value. Marketing, construction, wellness facilitation, or network connections all have a place here.
🪶 Partner Access to the Land
All partners receive preferred access to Seven Feathers each year, whether for personal rest or to host their own retreat. Complimentary stays, venue rental discounts, and priority booking, scaled to partnership level.
Ready to Begin the Conversation?
Request the full investment overview or connect directly. We're looking for partners who understand the long-term value of well-designed, income-generating land.
Call or text welcome · Email preferred for initial introductions