A magical little church transformed into a rentable retreat. Nestled between the Weber River and Wasatch Mountains, close to world class skiing and outdoor recreation. After a day of adventuring or relaxing, conduct your own cooking sermon from the gourmet kitchen on the sanctuary stage or retreat to the Moroccan copper soaking tub. Then enjoy epic rest with fine linens, cloud-like mattresses and en-suite or dedicated bathrooms. Welcome to this sanctuary of self-care. Welcome to Sacred Basecamp. The space Completely renovated in 2023, this historic building is 3,000 square feet. The guest entrance on the east side of the building leads to a stairwell up and down. Upstairs you'll find a 1,500 square foot area with an expansive sanctuary room with 14 foot ceilings. This room reveals living and dining areas, and includes a queen sofa bed and dining seating arrangements for up to ten people, along with a gourmet kitchen on the sanctuary stage. The upstairs also has a full bathroom, complete with an oversized Moroccan copper soaking tub. The 1,500 square foot downstairs level has a gear storage closet at the bottom of the stairs where you can store skis, snowboards, boots, helmets, fishing rods, and even a couple bikes if needed (guests will also have access to a secure gear storage shed next to the parking area). The downstairs level has a small living room, with a large bathroom off to the right, complete with a shower, and stacking washer/dryer. The living area has a full sofa bed, along with chairs and a small kitchenette. On one end of the living room you'll find a bedroom with a queen bed and attached bathroom with a shower and soaking tub. On the other end of the living room you'll find a bedroom with a queen bed, also with an attached bathroom with shower and soaking tub. You'll also find a third bedroom with queen bed, without an attached bath, but with access to the large common bathroom off the living room. Guest access All areas of the home are accessible to guests, except a secure storage/utility room on each level. Other things to note Our relationship with our immediate neighbors is especially important. We ask that you maintain quiet hours after 9 pm.