REGENERATIVE DEVELOPMENT

Marrowstone Inn + Spa

10 Beach Dr.
Nordland, WA 98358

Luxury | Wellness | Sustainability | Reconnection

One of the Salish Sea’s best kept secret treasures is on a peninsula on a small island in the Puget Sound. This is where it’s possible to step into another world where you can immerse yourself in a stunningly beautiful place where the ocean, the mountains, and the rainforest meet.

REAL ESTATE AS A CATALYST FOR REGENERATION

A legacy property in the heart of the Salish Sea.

This project includes the following amenities:

Private luxury beachfront cabins with hot tubs
Sauna, massage + acupuncture in the wellness spa
Bespoke farm-to-table events
Adventure travel offerings + packages
Connection to nature
Working towards Regenerative Travel designation
Qualified Opportunity Zone investment

Overview

This property has a long history of welcoming guests to the idyllic Marrowstone Island. Since the 1940’s, the existing cabins have been host for families to enjoy the best of the Pacific Northwest. With unparalleled views of snow capped Olympic mountains and the calm Sound water, the existing cabins and land hold the spirit of decades worth of good times.

The beauty of this place can’t help but take your breath away. It beacons you to stay, explore, and fall in love. When we fall in love with a place, we become compelled to take care of it. Steward it, and breath life back into it.

This goal of this project is to bring back the Marrowstone Inn, and reinvigorate it as an acupuncture point to cultivate community and welcome travelers. The Inn has the potential to be one of the most notable hotels in the Pacific Northwest offering immersive experiences in a 4-star setting where guests can connect to the wonders of self and nature.

“The views of the Olympic mountains and Tahoma (Mt. Rainier) are jaw-dropping. This is the ideal place to invite people to restore, regenerate, and be part of purpose-driven hospitality.”
- Neal Collins, Developer

The Inn sits on 7.22 land acres with 11 acres of deeded tidelands and 650 feet of waterfront beach next to a state marine park. It has a historic Scandinavian-style lodge to host parties and events, 11 cabins each with their own decks and views of the ocean, a rustic barn, garage / workshop, and a caretaker’s home. A conditional use permit has been secured to allow for additional cabins to be added to the property.

impact

With people from around the world traveling to the Olympic Peninsula and Marrowstone Island each year, the goal is to leverage the hospitality business model to create a Regenerative Trust that funds restoration and marine revitalization projects in the Puget Sound.

Spa

Wellness seekers can indulge in the spa complete with sauna, massage and acupuncture treatments for ultimate relaxation. Cabins will have private hot tubs.

BESPOKE FARM-TO-TABLE EXPERIENCES

The inn's unique culinary offerings will partner with the region’s top chefs to host pop-up dinners and special weekend events.

Adventure Travel

With adventurous activities like kayaking, paddleboarding, and wind-surfing, Marrowstone Inn invites travelers worldwide to immerse themselves in its unforgettable charm.

REGENERATIVE TOURISM

The project principal’s goal is to create the first Regenerative Hotels destination in Washington State. With 87% of travelers saying they want to travel more sustainably over the next year, Marrowstone Inn will provide a deeply meaningful and environmentally responsible experiences benefiting both guests and the community.

Team

Architects:
Hodemaker Pfeiffer

A multidisciplinary architecture and interiors studio creating modern yet timeless experiences.

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General Contractors: Hulbert Custom Construction

22 years of construction experience in Jefferson County, Hulbert is no stranger to custom home building and attention to detail.

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Developers: Neal Collins, Nathan Reimer, Alissa Collins

Latitude Co-founders and Change Agents with extensive experience in real estate ownership, development, and hospitality.

Development Team Bios

Regenerative Travel

Regenerative travel, an emerging trend in the tourism industry, simply means leaving a place better than you found it. A Regenerative approach to tourism includes:

Connecting people and their place in deep, purposeful, and meaningful relationships.
Putting that shared purpose into action by developing hosting experiences and infrastructure enlivened by local story, learning, and care.
Growing capacity for flourishing and resilience among people, businesses, communities, and ecologies.

“ Our purpose in every activity is to contribute to the vitality and healing of ecosystems and human relationships, essential for the well-being of community, economy, and our collective health.” - Nathan Reimer, Developer

The five roots of regeneration

Health & Wellness

Sauna, spa services with acupuncture and massage therapy.

Sustainability

Reuse of materials, restoration of the structures for embodied carbon measurement.

Community

Advisory board from the local community with knowledge and experience in:

Agriculture + Aquaculture
Regenerative Hospitality
Culinary Experiences

Ecology

Our collaborators and advisors in this realm are stewards of the Puget Sound that are helping to conserve, restore, and regenerate natural habitat needed if wildlife such as salmon, whales, shellfish, and birds are to thrive:

Blue Dot Sea Farms

Puget Sound Restoration Fund

Spirit

A sacred place teeming with life. It is where the more-than-human-world is on full display with moments of overwhelming grandeur and awe inspiring moments.