Rain-or-shine Retreat: Heated Hybrid Inground Pool & Patio

Enjoy this 30' by 15' heated (90°-ish) “hybrid” inground pool year-round, rain-or-shine! A private indoor restroom (no shower) is a few steps off the peaceful patio. In summer, enjoy more elbow room and outdoor amenities when a transparent, telescoping cover is rolled back transforming the cocooned lagoon into an open-air oasis! Message if you need a blocked date/time to see if I can flex. In the chilly, dreary months, you and a few adult friends / family will escape the wintery weather with a mellow, restorative swim inside a warm, cozy outdoor pool enclosure. Enter the arching, 7' tall Laguna™ structure via double sliding doors leading to pool stairs with a handful of deck chairs on either side of the welcoming entry. Note, the sloping plexiglass sides of the enclosure restrict passage around the sides and back of the pool, prohibit activities and games involving airborn balls / objects, and limit the number and ages of guests we can comfortably and safely host in winter. From October through June, kids 13 and up are welcome for low-key family swims. Exceptions possible for insured instructors giving 4+ year old kids (max 3 per class) swim lessons. A parents/guardians must stay (no drop-offs). Instruction agreement/payment directly with instructor. Proof of instructor's insurance required. All guests must sign Waiver and Release of Liability forms for self and minor children on arrival. In the summer sunshine, we roll-back the telescoping enclosure for access to the entire patio and picnic area conducive to larger open-air gatherings including kids ages 4 and up. Sorry, infants and toddlers are not permitted to swim or wade in the pool for sanitation and safety reasons. Sadly, a potty-accident would shut the pool down and put other guests at risk for days. We aren't able to take that risk -- thanks for understanding. A shallow splash pool can be set up for children under 4 years at an additional cost and must be supervised by an adult at all times. …

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