Ten bedrooms, one private buyout, and an entire neighborhood to call your own

Aerie Luxe 4 Unit Buyout | 10BDR Near DT, Hot Tub

10 Bedrooms

6 Bathrooms

Four distinct homes arranged around a shared courtyard and hot tub, close enough to downtown to walk yet removed enough to feel like a private compound. Aerie Luxe 4 Unit Buyout brings together ten bedrooms across four individually designed residences, creating the kind of group gathering space that most vacation rentals only approximate. This is not a single house stretched to capacity. It is four complete homes, each with its own kitchen, living area, and personality, connected by outdoor space that becomes the natural center of the stay.

The layout is what sets this property apart. Each unit functions independently, giving couples or families their own front door and their own rhythm, while the shared outdoor area with its hot tub draws everyone back together in the evenings. Across the four homes, sleeping arrangements accommodate large groups without the compromises that typically come with booking at scale. Bedrooms are spread generously, bathrooms are plentiful, and no one ends up on an air mattress in a converted den. The interiors lean comfortable and modern, furnished with the kind of warmth that invites you to actually use the living rooms rather than retreat immediately to your bedroom.

The proximity to downtown is genuine and walkable, placing restaurants, coffee shops, bars, and local culture within easy reach. This is the kind of location where you leave the car parked for most of the trip, stepping out on foot for meals or errands and returning to a space that feels distinctly yours. The surrounding neighborhood is residential and quiet, offering the privacy of a home rental with the convenience of an urban setting.

What lingers about a stay here is the rhythm it creates for groups. Morning coffee happens in four different kitchens. Afternoons scatter across downtown. And evenings converge around the hot tub and shared outdoor spaces, where ten bedrooms' worth of stories from the day find their way into one conversation. Aerie Luxe 4 Unit Buyout is built for the kind of trip where togetherness is the point, but space to breathe is what makes it work.

Four distinct homes arranged around a shared courtyard and hot tub, close enough to downtown to walk yet removed enough to feel like a private compound. Aerie Luxe 4 Unit Buyout brings together ten bedrooms across four individually designed residences, creating the kind of group gathering space that most vacation rentals only approximate. This is not a single house stretched to capacity. It is four complete homes, each with its own kitchen, living area, and personality, connected by outdoor space that becomes the natural center of the stay.

The layout is what sets this property apart. Each unit functions independently, giving couples or families their own front door and their own rhythm, while the shared outdoor area with its hot tub draws everyone back together in the evenings. Across the four homes, sleeping arrangements accommodate large groups without the compromises that typically come with booking at scale. Bedrooms are spread generously, bathrooms are plentiful, and no one ends up on an air mattress in a converted den. The interiors lean comfortable and modern, furnished with the kind of warmth that invites you to actually use the living rooms rather than retreat immediately to your bedroom.

The proximity to downtown is genuine and walkable, placing restaurants, coffee shops, bars, and local culture within easy reach. This is the kind of location where you leave the car parked for most of the trip, stepping out on foot for meals or errands and returning to a space that feels distinctly yours. The surrounding neighborhood is residential and quiet, offering the privacy of a home rental with the convenience of an urban setting.

What we love about this stay

What strikes you first is the scale — ten bedrooms spread across an estate at the base of the Cascades, yet it never feels like a compound. The design leans into light and openness, with living spaces that breathe and kitchens built for real cooking, not just reheating. It's the kind of place where a group of twelve can scatter across rooms and balconies and still feel connected by the mountain views threading through every window. The hot tubs in each unit quietly shift the energy from daytime adventure to evening stillness. And with downtown Bend just ten minutes away, you get both the wild quiet and the good restaurant — a balance most mountain properties can't quite pull off. It lingers because it feels less like a rental and more like a place you collectively inhabit for a while.