Welcome to Pine Haven! Located in the Prospector’s Reach neighborhood in Suncadia Resort, this home places you near the Swim and Fitness Center, Prospector Golf Course, the driving range, Swiftwater Winery, and fine dining at both the Lodge and the Inn. In addition to offering you access to nearly all of the resort's amenities, you and your loved ones can experience a luxury mountain vacation in this three-bedroom residence. No detail was overlooked in this comfortable and luxurious home. Your home away from home features an open floor plan allows for a natural flow between the great room, central kitchen with an oversize island, and dining room. Kick back and relax on plush furnishings- this home truly invites you in and allows for meaningful moments between loved ones and comfortably sleeps 8 people. Updated in September 2023 with all new mattresses and bedding! The great room comfortably seats eight around the stone fireplace and large HD TV. Sit back and watch a family favorite movie or enjoy some friendly competition with a board or card game. The fully appointed kitchen is complete with gourmet appliances including a gas range and is very well stocked for any of your cooking needs. The wood dining table seats ten and there is seating for five at the oversized island bar. 141 Sweet Shop Lane features 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms: • The master bedroom is located on the first floor with a king-size bed. The en-suite bathroom has double sinks, a dual walk-in shower, a luxurious soaking tub, and private access to the patio. • The second bedroom is upstairs with two twin-over-full bunk beds. It shares a full bathroom with the third bedroom and loft. • The third bedroom is across from the loft with a queen-size bed and a shared bathroom. • The half bathroom is on the first floor. Additional home amenities: • Laundry area with full-size washer and dryer • Wireless internet • Pack N Play • High Chair • Garage game room with Foosball, Air Hockey, Darts and Corn Hole With more than 6,000 acres of forested mountain landscape, sun-dappled meadows and rushing rivers, not to mention all the amenities of The Village, Suncadia Resort in Washington State offers a wealth of year 'round activities - perfect for a Washington State resort vacation with your family or a group. Miles of hiking and biking trails. Spa treatments and therapies at Glad Spring Spa. Thirty-six holes of mountain golf. The 2.2 million acre Wenatchee Washington National Forest. ** Please note, we are unable to offer access to the Suncadia Swim and fitness center at this time due to resort regulations that are out of our control. You will not be charged a nightly "resort fee" when renting this vacation home. Maximum of 2-3 cars in the garage and driveway. Suncadia does not allow street parking. Additional vehicles are welcome to park in overflow parking at the Inn at Suncadia. ** PROSPECTORS REACH A neighborhood of craftsman style cottages sitting just a stone's throw from the hustle and bustle of Suncadia's core. Getting around A LAND OF MANY STORIES About 11,000 years ago, the last ice age left its imprint on Kittitas County and the land that is Suncadia, creating a land of phenomenal contrasts. Massive glaciers carved the dramatic peaks and valleys that are seen today, leaving miles of gravel and silt forming the broad Kittitas valley to the east. High alpine forest and jagged peaks collapse 7,400 feet into the sagebrush desert and searing heat of the Great American Basin. Between these extremes lie a variety of distinct climates and ecosystems, as well as the charming and historic communities of Roslyn, Cle Elum, and Ronald. Beginning with the Kennewick Man, archaeological remains of a prehistoric man from nearly 10,000 years ago, the upper Kittitas County region has been the setting for one of America’s longest stories of intertwining lives: the Yakama – first peoples; the prospectors who came to pan for gold; the miners who came to dig the coal for the Great Northern Railroad; pioneers from every corner of the globe; and devoted cattle ranchers, farmers, and centuries of settlers looking for a better life. Roslyn (population 1,017) is Suncadia’s nearest neighbor. It once drew immigrants from around the world to work its vast seams of coal. Today, the mines are closed. Roslyn’s small unassuming homes are former miners’ cottages, while the larger homes were often boarding houses or brothels. Roslyn’s downtown buildings remain remarkably as they were in the early 20th century, which has made it a favorite of Hollywood. It was used in the 1979 Dick Van Dyke movie, The Runner Stumbles and served as Cicely, Alaska in the 1990’s hit TV series, Northern Exposure. Today, Roslyn is home to an eclectic mix of people and places that give the town its distinctive charm. A theater with hospitality like no other, the Roslyn Theatre building was once a mortuary, but now features first-run movies, high-back velvet seats, and even “well behaved” dogs are welcome to attend the show. The Roslyn Museum provides a look into the memorabilia and history of coal mining from 1885-1969 and its effect upon the local community. The Brick is a local watering hole with its share of live music, local brew, and longtime residents. The town of Cle Elum (population 1,792) lies two miles east of Suncadia. In the Native American Yakama language, Cle Elum means “swift water.” Like Roslyn, it has a rich history of mining and logging, but the feel of the two communities is distinctly different. Before the transcontinental railroad was extended to Seattle in the mid-1880s, Cle Elum was the terminus for east-west trains. From here, passengers had to endure a torturous buckboard ride over the Cascades. Cle Elum was one of the final communities in the U.S. to receive dial phone service in 1966. The last operating switchboard is displayed at the Telephone Museum, along with interesting local and railroad artifacts. Ellensburg, only 28 miles from Suncadia, is the region’s largest community (population 15,767) and a popular visitor destination. Expected to be Washington’s state capitol until Yakima cast its vote for Olympia, Ellensburg’s Victorian downtown is filled today with quaint shops and restaurants. Central Washington University gives the town a vibrant collegiate vibe and adds to the selection of cultural events. Live entertainment can be found most nights of the week, and the community hosts ongoing festivals including the First Friday Art Walk, Jazz in the Valley, and the famous Ellensburg Fair and Rodeo. The Suncadia story is only the most recent to grace the Cle Elum River watershed. The traditional hunting and fishing grounds of the Yakama First Nations people for centuries, Upper Kittitas County is rich in Native American culture and history. As pioneers began to cross and settle the Mountain West, coal was discovered here. From the late 1800's through the closing of the historic Roslyn No. 9 mine in 1963, life here revolved around the coal mines. Our Cle Elum resort respectfully follows in the footsteps of those who came before. Minimum age to rent is 28. Please no bachelor, bachelorette, prom, graduation, or similar parties. The number of guests you book for is the maximum number of guests that can be on the property day or night. Please no additional day time guests or events on the property.