Founder pricing closes July 31, 2026. Prices re-evaluated at possession.

LUXARA / Capital · Current offering

Serenity Point

Mountain Tranquility Place, Canmore, Alberta

A $7.5M private estate in the Canadian Rockies. The first detached home in Canmore zoned for Tourism. Single-asset Canadian Limited Partnership.

Target net IRR (5-yr)

29.2%

Equity multiple

3.0x MOIC

Hold period

5 years

Minimum

$100,000 CAD

Structure

Closed-end LP

Eligibility

NI 45-106 accredited

Serenity Point exterior at magic hour, Three Sisters in the background

A $7.5M private estate in the Canadian Rockies

Serenity Point is a 6-bedroom, 7-bathroom private estate at Mountain Tranquility Place in Canmore. It is the first detached home in Canmore zoned for Tourism - a designation that is nearly impossible to obtain today.

Set on Mountain Tranquility Place in Silvertip, Serenity Point faces the Three Sisters across the Bow Valley. A short walk to the Silvertip golf course. Ten minutes to downtown Canmore. Twenty minutes to Banff National Park. Three covered decks. Sauna, cold plunge, hot tub. Yoga studio. Gym. Chef's kitchen.

Luxara is syndicating co-ownership through a Canadian Limited Partnership. All investors receive deeded LP equity. Three tiers from $100,000 to $550,000.

6 bed / 7 bath

Three Sisters views

Tourism zoning

Vacations in Canmore

Property manager

A market with structural tailwinds

Canmore has a municipal growth boundary that physically limits new development. Tourist home designations are capped. The existing inventory of short-term rental properties is essentially locked.

On the demand side: Banff National Park draws 4.28 million visitors annually. Alberta Rockies visitor spending hit $14.4 billion in 2024, up 12.5% year over year. Luxury short-term rental occupancy in Canmore averaged 80% over the past 12 months.

Detached homes in Canmore have appreciated 76.4% since 2019. That figure reflects a structural constraint that does not resolve.

80%

Luxury STR occupancy

76.4%

Home appreciation since 2019

$14.4B

Alberta Rockies visitor spend (2024)

4.28M

Banff annual visitors

A note on the wellness amenity

The estate includes a three-station Nordic thermal circuit (sauna, cold plunge, hot tub). It is one of two on-property amenities that drive the underwriting ADR premium. The full protocol and the research behind it are documented separately.

Great room under construction at Serenity Point. Floor-to-ceiling south-facing windows framing the mountains and a stone fireplace on the right wall.
Great room, on site May 2026. The full-height south wall of windows and the stone fireplace are in place. Possession July 31, 2026.
Architectural rendering of Serenity Point. Three-storey contemporary mountain home with vertical wood siding, dark trim, stone accents, and stepped deck levels on the valley-facing elevation.
Architectural rendering of the valley-facing elevation. Three storeys, six bedrooms, decks on every level, with views of the Three Sisters from every floor.

Capital structure

70.0% LTV. Debt at the capital level, not yours personally.

BVCU 1st: $3.5M
Bridge: $1.75M
LP Equity: $2.55M
Total capital: $7,800,000 Property value: $7,500,000 LTV: 70.0%

The capital structure - $3.5M BVCU first mortgage at variable rate (interest-only until April 2027), $1.75M bridge debt, and $2.55M LP equity - creates a 70.0% LTV on the $7.5M property value. The $300K above property value funds furnishings and closing costs.

Year 2 delivers 13.7% cash-on-cash while bridge debt is still running. September 2027: bridge debt refinanced, debt service drops from $502K (Year 2) to $419K (Year 3+). Year 3 is the first fully clean post-refi year at 17.3% cash-on-cash.

Return projections

Base case: 29.2% projected five-year IRR (3.0x MOIC) at 65% occupancy and $4,800 ADR.

Conservative

~24%

Five-year IRR

~2.5x MOIC · ~10.3% Yr-2 CoC

Occupancy60%

ADR$4,000 CAD

Most likely

Base case

29.2%

Five-year IRR

3.0x MOIC · 13.7% Yr-2 CoC

Occupancy65%

ADR$4,800 CAD

Upside

~35%+

Five-year IRR

~3.5x+ MOIC · ~17%+ Yr-2 CoC

Occupancy76%+

ADR$5,500+ CAD

What $100,000 returns

~$300,000over 5 years (3.0x MOIC)

Equity appreciation +$101,000
Cash distributions +$69,000
Principal paydown +$33,000
Year Period Cash-on-Cash Notes
1 Aug-Dec 2026 0% Ramp-up period - no distributions
2 Full year 2027 13.7% Bridge debt running, BVCU to P&I in April
3 2028 17.3% First fully clean post-refi year
4 2029 18.3%
5 2030 19.3%

All financial projections are forward-looking estimates and are not guaranteed. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Real estate investments are illiquid. This offering is limited to accredited investors as defined under NI 45-106. Consult your own legal, tax, and financial advisors before investing.

Three investment tiers

Deeded LP ownership across all tiers. Fully passive. Founder pricing ends July 31, 2026.

Explorer

$100,000

Canadian LP units

  • Pure investment, no usage
  • Quarterly distributions
  • Standard exit options
Invest in Explorer
Founder pricing

Ascent

$250,000

Canadian LP units

  • Owner-time points (equivalent to ~5 nights/year)
  • Luxara Exchange - redeem points across the portfolio
  • Unused points flow per LPA waterfall
  • Quarterly distributions
  • Exit via the Luxara Unit Transfer Program
Invest in Ascent
Fully Subscribed

Summit

$550,000

Canadian LP units

  • Owner-time points (equivalent to ~10 nights/year)
  • Luxara Exchange - redeem points across the portfolio
  • Unused points flow per LPA waterfall
  • Governance rights on major decisions
  • Priority on the Luxara Unit Transfer Program
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Frequently asked questions

What does the LP structure provide?

A Canadian Limited Partnership holds the property. Each investor receives LP units representing deeded equity. The structure provides liability protection, flow-through tax treatment, and the same legal framework institutional real estate investors use.

When are distributions paid?

Quarterly, beginning Year 2. Year 1 (August-December 2026) is the ramp-up period with no distributions - standard for any new acquisition.

What if returns underperform projections?

The conservative scenario at 60% occupancy and below-market ADR still projects approximately 24% five-year IRR. We have built the model with conservative assumptions. Risk factors are detailed in the offering documents.

How do I exit my investment?

The primary mechanism is owner-initiated unit resale through the Luxara Unit Transfer Program. When you want to exit, Luxara facilitates the introduction of your LP units to a qualified incoming accredited investor entering the same property at the then-current fair-market value (4% facilitation fee). Each transfer is an individual private transaction between qualified parties. The property is held long-term; the investor base recycles through it. The 5-year IRR projection is a return-projection horizon, not a forced sale date. Edge-case mechanisms exist for circumstances that warrant them: refinance and equity distribution (returns capital without changing ownership), LP unit swap between existing investors, Luxara buy-back of units (available from 2028), or whole-asset sale (requires majority owner approval).

When does founder pricing end?

July 31, 2026 - possession date. After possession, pricing will be re-evaluated based on actual property performance and updated valuations.

Who is the property manager?

Vacations in Canmore. They handle dynamic pricing, marketing across all platforms, full guest services, housekeeping, and maintenance coordination.

Can foreign HNW accredited investors participate in this offering?

Yes, subject to home-jurisdiction qualification and cross-border counsel review. The Luxara/Capital LP structure is the regulatorily compliant pathway for foreign accredited investors to gain Canadian residential real estate exposure while the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act remains in effect (currently through January 1, 2027). Foreign subscriptions need to begin the documentation process at least 14-21 days before close. Full structural analysis at /research/foreign-investors-canadian-real-estate; FAQ entry on foreign investor eligibility at /faq#accredited.

How does this compare to a REIT or private equity real estate fund?

Serenity Point is structured as a Canadian Limited Partnership - the same vehicle institutional investors use. Like a private real estate syndication, you own deeded equity in a specific asset with a specific investment thesis, rather than a diversified fund. Unlike a REIT, you can see, visit, and understand exactly what you own. Unlike a private equity fund, the minimum is $100,000 rather than $1M+.

Is this a timeshare?

No. Serenity Point is a Canadian Limited Partnership with deeded equity ownership in a single named property. Five structural differences from a timeshare: (1) deeded LP equity in real estate, not a contractual right to use; (2) owner voting on major decisions, not developer control; (3) published fair-market-value pricing, not developer-set markup; (4) defined resale pathway through the Luxara Unit Transfer Program, with documented owner support; (5) a finite single-property LP, not perpetual developer issuance against the same asset.

How does the points-based owner-time allocation work?

Ascent and Summit subscribers receive an annual owner-time points allocation, redeemable for stays at Serenity Point or at any Luxara property through the Luxara Exchange. Approximate equivalence at Serenity Point: Ascent points are roughly equivalent to 5 nights per year, Summit points roughly 10 nights. Specific points values, total annual allocations, and points-per-night redemption rates are set by Luxara, may change over time - Luxara communicates them, and may adjust as the portfolio expands and seasonal demand patterns evolve. The points-redemption waterfall (what happens to unused points) is documented in the Limited Partnership Agreement and structured to preserve the value of your allocation. Booking priority rotates year-over-year so no owner is locked out of peak season repeatedly. The Explorer tier ($100K) is pure investment with no points allocation. Going-forward LUXARA/Capital offerings follow the same model - pure investment at the entry tier, points-based owner-time at the higher tiers.

How to invest

01

Request the investor deck

Submit the form. You will receive the full investor deck (14 slides) immediately.

02

Speak with our team

Schedule a 30-minute call. We will walk you through the structure, the projections, the risks, and answer your questions directly.

03

Sign and fund

Subscription agreement, accredited investor verification, capital wired to escrow. Standard accredited investor process.

An accredited investor in Canada generally has annual income over $200,000 ($300,000 with spouse), net financial assets over $1M, or net assets over $5M.

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