The Retreat Center
This beautiful rural retreat is the design showcase of a noted professional Interior Designer as well as a noted Hill Country Architect. This secluded getaway combines a unique Texas style with the diverse cultural influences of the area in a serene, wooded setting with breathtaking panoramic views. Located on a hilltop overlooking 70 acres of combination pasture and heavily wooded land the retreat offers a natural refuge for the guests. Dramatic elevation changes as you approach the house from the county road. Numerous oak and other hardwoods and a seasonal pond create an excellent wildlife habitat. The old farmhouse and barn area have been transformed into the retreat center situated in a wild bird nature reserve. On property is a old stacked rock fence that still stands that was built by early settlers to the area.
The retreat area was created by a boutique resort designer out of Dallas and has spa yurts, covered yoga platform, open-air platforms for events, as well as a seasonal horse trough pool. The water is sourced from a 800' deep third Trinity well which means it is artesian water- clean and pure.
The retreat area was created by a boutique resort designer out of Dallas and has spa yurts, covered yoga platform, open-air platforms for events, as well as a seasonal horse trough pool. The water is sourced from a 800' deep third Trinity well which means it is artesian water- clean and pure.
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Events Coordinator
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Spa Director
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Joshua Harrison is a 5 star boutique resort and spa designer based out of Dallas. He has joined forces with the team to help create an oasis from the fast paced life. He has been creating places of refuge thru out the world including Mexico, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Dubai, US Virgin Islands, and other distant locales for past 18+ years. His work has been featured in Architectural Digest, Conde Nast Traveler (#1 place for several resorts), as well as numerous additional awards/publications.
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Larry and Mickie Tiger picked up roots and moved to Cransfill Gap in 2019 looking for relaxation and tranquility. They found it in a Wild Bird Conservation homestead and named it Red Dog Ranch after their beloved toy poodle. Master Craftsman, Hosts, and Chefs, they look forward to your visit on the ranch. They welcome you to their refuge from the city and hope you find the inner peace that the ranch has given to them during your stay with us.
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Facilitated by Hereditary Practitioner of Curanderismo, Robert Solache, will be Offering Services and Guidance thru Oral Traditions and Remedies Passed Down to Him from his Lineage on Both Sides of his Family Tree. He will share the Love and Passion of his Culture under Big Sky Landscapes while Offering Indigenous Culinary Experiences. Folk Tea Services and One-on-One Discussions during your Time with the Land. He looks forward to working with you at the Events.
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