Two Cabins.
One Rare Chance to Own at White Rock.

The Income

13–15% cash-on-cash return. Better than most California rentals.

The Honeymoon Suite generated $49,000 gross in 2025 — up from $39,974 just two years earlier. That's 22% revenue growth while the owner did nothing. White Rock drove it through better marketing and higher occupancy.

After management fees and fixed costs, a buyer is looking at roughly $27,000–$30,000 in net annual income on a $198,000 purchase.

The Ownership

Someone else runs it. You collect.

• → Own a cabin on the Northern California coast for under $200K
• → White Rock books it, cleans it, manages every guest
• → You block your own dates and show up when you want
• → Guests pay cleaning fees — not you

The Scarcity

27 cabins. Two available. No public listing.

This isn't on Zillow or the MLS. There's no public process. Ownership opportunities at White Rock are handled privately by the management team — and when they come up, they move fast. The last one sold quietly before most people even knew it was available.

The Appreciation

Coastal California. Old-growth redwoods. Limited supply. Forever.

These cabins sit where the redwoods meet the Pacific Ocean. That location cannot be replicated. The land appreciates. The cabin appreciates. And as White Rock's marketing investment grows stronger every year, so does the rental income.