Myamby Zen — Adults-Only Heated Pool Sanctuary with Twilight Gazebo

Welcome to Myamby Zen — an adults-only (16+) backyard sanctuary in the heart of Towson. Tucked beneath a canopy of mature oaks, this is a space built for slowing down. The kidney-shaped heated pool — fully restored and kept at a luxurious 80–85°F all season — anchors a fully fenced, professionally landscaped retreat in our signature palette of black, gray, terracotta, and cream. By day, the water sparkles against black river gravel and natural boulders. By evening, warm lighting traces the pool's edge, string lights wash the Twilight Gazebo, the oaks glow under amber uplights, and the whole space feels less like a backyard and more like a private resort. THE POOL — Heated kidney-shaped inground pool with blue mosaic tile, 80–85°F May–October. Stair entry shallow end, ladder deep end. THE TWILIGHT GAZEBO — 12×10 hardtop gazebo on the elevated black deck. Wicker daybed, loveseat, lounge chairs, privacy curtains, string lighting, candlelit coffee table. THE DINING PATIO — Stamped concrete patio with 6-seat dining set under a market umbrella. THE GROVE — Hammocks strung beneath century oaks, uplit after dark. The quietest seats in the yard. THE RED-CHAIR LOUNGE — A circle of red Adirondack chairs in the far corner around a fire pit just steps from the pool's edge. THE GARDEN ZONE — Cedar raised beds and arched trellises — a working herb, flower, and vegetable garden that makes a stunning photo backdrop. Included with every booking: heated pool, gazebo lounge, dining patio, hammocks, pool floats, lounge chairs, Bluetooth speaker, guest WiFi, private on-site restroom, and reserved off-street parking. A good fit for: baby & bridal showers, milestone birthdays, small weddings, couples evenings, wellness and spiritual gatherings, corporate gatherings, photo & video shoots, and sunset lounging. Not a fit for: children's parties, loud or rambunctious gatherings, or DJ equipment. This is a quiet residential sanctuary — music stays at conversational volume, and groups are expec…

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