CrestDomes
Stabilized STR asset generating $110K+ NOI with 130+ forward bookings in place.
Marketing description
Crest Domes is a stabilized, income-producing boutique hospitality asset generating over $110,000 in trailing twelve-month NOI with 130+ forward bookings already in place.
The property offers a 6.7% in-place cap rate with a clear path to approximately 7.9% through operational optimization, positioning the asset as both a strong yield play and a growth opportunity.
Originally launched in May 2024, the property has demonstrated a rapid and successful ramp to stabilized performance. In 2025, the asset generated over $166,000 in revenue across 649 booked nights, supported by premium nightly rates and consistent occupancy across Airbnb and Vrbo platforms.
The asset features three architecturally distinctive dome units connected by a central lobby, creating a highly differentiated guest experience that drives demand, pricing power, and strong guest satisfaction.
With over 270 five-star reviews and an established operating history, Crest Domes offers immediate cash flow with reduced operational risk compared to newly developed STR assets.
Investment highlights
- $110K+ stabilized NOI with forward bookings
- 131 nights already booked for 2026
- Proven ramp: $91K → $112K NOI
- Premium ADR driven by experiential design
- Upside to ~$130K NOI (~8% yield)
- Limited competition in experiential lodging
- 270+ 5-star reviews from Airbnb with consistent guest satisfaction
- Premium ADR vs traditional STR comps
- High visual/Instagram-driven demand
- Turnkey + immediate cash flow
Investment Opportunity
Crest Domes represents a rare opportunity to acquire a cash-flowing experiential hospitality asset with both in-place yield and embedded growth potential in a supply-constrained market.
Zoning is Rural Residential (RR); buyer to verify continued short-term rental use and local regulations.
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