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Preliminary Sage spa, pool and observatory concept in the Arizona high desert at dusk

BISBEE, ARIZONA · A NEW RETREAT VISION

Where the world
falls quiet.

A place to slow down, look outward
and come back to yourself.

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A DIFFERENT PACE AWAITSPRELIMINARY CONCEPT RENDERING
THE SETTINGBisbee, Arizona
THE VISION100 acres of possibility
THE PHILOSOPHYMindfully adults-only
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ROOTED IN NATURE. MADE FOR YOU.

More space to breathe.
More room to be.

Beyond the everyday, a quieter way of living is taking shape. Sage is a proposed health and wellness retreat in the Bisbee-area high desert—where considered architecture, open landscapes and meaningful experiences meet.

Our vision is intimate by intention: guests ages 18 and over, fewer than 60 guests at a time, and space to follow your own rhythm.

The thought behind Sage

A walk through the vision

Take a look around Sage.

See the architecture, landscape and guest spaces imagined for the proposed retreat. A preliminary concept walkthrough—not footage of completed facilities.

Preview of the Sage concept walkthrough
Preliminary concept walkthrough; original footage.

A walkthrough of the proposed retreat, showing imagined architecture, landscape and guest spaces.

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Preliminary low-rise Sage villa with a shaded property-view deck
Preliminary concept rendering

YOUR PERSONAL SANCTUARY

Stay a little closer to yourself.

Eight spacious, proposed 2,100-square-foot villas. Private view decks. Split-bedroom suites with shared space at the heart. A residential sense of ease, set gently into the landscape.

Alongside them, 30 one- and two-bedroom nightly retreats offer another way to make space for time away.

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Preliminary Sage fitness pavilions, lap pool and recovery courtyard
Preliminary concept rendering

FOLLOW YOUR CURIOSITY

Find your kind
of extraordinary.

Discover the experiences
Preliminary birding and meditation pavilion overlooking native planting
Preliminary concept rendering
01 / STILLNESS

The art of being here.

Preliminary equestrian stable with a shaded central aisle
Preliminary concept rendering
02 / CONNECTION

A different perspective.

Preliminary pedestrian adventure bridge in desert terrain
Preliminary concept rendering
03 / DISCOVERY

Beyond your everyday.

Experiences shown are part of the proposed program, not a current activity schedule.

Preliminary Sage restaurant and bar terrace overlooking the landscape
Preliminary concept rendering

NOURISHMENT, THOUGHTFULLY CONSIDERED

Good food. A sense of place.

A proposed restaurant and bar designed around seasonal food, warm hospitality and expansive views. The growing program and potential local-producer partnerships would bring the landscape into the conversation.

No hurry. No ordinary backdrop. Just the possibility of a more considered table.

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Less scrolling.
More presence.

A digitally mindful vision that makes room for real connection.

Grounded in
the landscape.

Native habitat and thoughtful water planning at the heart of development.

A journey,
not a checklist.

An intimate, adult-only concept, with space to choose your own pace.

Herald/Review front page dated October 21, 2026, featuring the headline Namaste, with conditions: Bisbee retreat wins approval
Newspaper photograph supplied by the project owner · Front page, A1

IN THE NEWS · LOCAL COVERAGE

Herald/Review

Namaste, with conditions:
Bisbee retreat wins approval

By Matt Hickman · Front page, with continuation on A23

The newspaper covered the proposed retreat and the community conversation surrounding its development, including water, road access and the area’s rural character.

View front-page clipping Read the continuation · A23

About the reported approval: The article describes a 6–3 Cochise County Planning and Zoning Commission special-use authorization, with conditions including a limit of 25 guest-lodging units and further water and access review. This is newspaper coverage of that decision—not an opening announcement or final construction approval. The preliminary accommodation vision shown elsewhere on this site is not confirmation of what has been authorized.

Headline and newspaper material credited to the Herald/Review. Clippings reproduced from the owner’s supplied photographs.

A FUTURE CHAPTER

Make room for something meaningful.

Be part of the beginning. Share what a stay at Sage could look like for you.

Plan your future stay Non-binding inquiries only. Reservations are not yet available.