Minneapolis, Minnesota resident David Abele is an accomplished realtor who heads the ARESI Group, a real estate network providing national and international real estate services. David Abele is also the founder of the Birchwood Project.
The Birchwood Project is a boutique luxury resort that endeavors to share the soothing, purifying, and healing power unique to a forest refuge. The private resort is taking shape in a secluded peninsula on Sylvan Lake in the Brainerd Lakes Area and will open in the autumn of 2022. The location features splendid lakes and verdant forests at the core of Minnesota.
A close car ride from Brainerd Lakes Regional Airport, the resort is only two-and-a-half hours from the Twin Cities. The year-round Birchwood Project Resort offers a luxurious lodge for family or executive gatherings. A place to get away from the daily hustle and bustle and rejuvenate.
The project also has another purpose: the income generated will fully finance the summer retreat cabins for qualified children and families facing medical challenges. Children who are critically ill and their families can stay free of charge in one of the three retreat cabins and experience Nature’s healing powers. The cabins will open in the summer of 2024.
The Birchwood Project is a boutique luxury resort that endeavors to share the soothing, purifying, and healing power unique to a forest refuge. The private resort is taking shape in a secluded peninsula on Sylvan Lake in the Brainerd Lakes Area and will open in the autumn of 2022. The location features splendid lakes and verdant forests at the core of Minnesota.
A close car ride from Brainerd Lakes Regional Airport, the resort is only two-and-a-half hours from the Twin Cities. The year-round Birchwood Project Resort offers a luxurious lodge for family or executive gatherings. A place to get away from the daily hustle and bustle and rejuvenate.
The project also has another purpose: the income generated will fully finance the summer retreat cabins for qualified children and families facing medical challenges. Children who are critically ill and their families can stay free of charge in one of the three retreat cabins and experience Nature’s healing powers. The cabins will open in the summer of 2024.
