A Luxury Glass Cabin Immersed in Nature

Be the first to experience the Adirondack Park’s first and only ÖÖD mirrored glass cabin, with booking dates available starting in summer 2026. Nestled on the edge of a ridge in the middle of a 50-acre hilltop woods in Jay, NY, this modern Scandinavian cabin has three walls of floor-to-ceiling windows and a minimalist design, the space feels open and airy, offering an immersive connection to nature. Mountain views directly to Whiteface Mountain can be seen from every space in the cabin and from the deck and sauna.  

ÖÖD cabins are designed and built in Estonia, featuring 3 full sides of floor-to-ceiling glass walls. This sleek 220 sq ft prefab glass cabin is wrapped in reflective one-way privacy glass, blending into the pines while offering floor-to-ceiling forest views from inside while maintaining complete privacy. The mirrored glass from the exterior blends the tiny home into its surroundings, with the unique design of the ÖÖD mirror house standing out from all other glamping options, offering a true wow factor. Guests enjoy stunning mirror reflections outside and breathtaking views from inside.  Our acreage offers complete privacy around the cabin with no other buildings in sight. Our ÖÖD cabin is perfect for couples or solo travelers seeking a romantic escape, digital detox, or eco-luxury getaway in the Adirondacks.

Interior space: 

Heated tile floors and oak-paneled walls, fully equipped kitchenette, king bed, full length blinds for room darkening, and walk in shower and bathroom. 180° forest and mountain views, including direct views of Whiteface.  

ÖÖD mirror houses are crafted with the highest-quality materials in the industry. The full steel frame and industrial-grade mirror glass ensure unmatched durability. Insulated glass and radiant floor heating keep you warm even on the coldest winter mornings, while the mirrored glass reflects 97% of UV rays, creating a cool, comfortable haven in the hottest desert. With three walls of floor-to-ceiling windows and a minimalist design, the space feels open and airy, offering an immersive connection to nature.

Sauna:

Scandinavian sauna, with forest-facing floor to ceiling glass wall and electric Harvia stove, is located on the deck adjacent to the cabin. It's available year round, with complimentary use of the $35k sauna included in your booking, and exclusively private to cabin guests.

Trails on property: 

Behind the sauna, you can follow a short private trail past impressive rocky outcroppings to a huge split-rock, which you can walk through. Throughout 2026 we'll be marking additional trails on the acreage for common use of property guests. There's also logging roads and woods paths you're welcome to explore around the property. 

Note: Some interior images are composite images taken from actual photos of the property and views and actual photos of other existing ÖÖD cabins used as rentals. Interior furnishings will vary slightly. Final site mirrors this unique aesthetic in a serene, wooded setting with mountain views.

Site development work:

This ÖÖD cabin is part of a larger 7-cabin micro-development in phased buildout, with this cabin being the first. There will be signage guiding guests down the extensive network of private driveways leading off to other cabin sites. All cabin sites including this ÖÖD cabin is entirely secluded and visually private, and while at the cabin, you will see no one. The curved driveway ensures complete visual privacy. Over summer 2026 a private trail network is also planned to be marked throughout the property. You will have private access to the cabin, deck, a luxury $35k USD Scandinavian sauna with full glass walls looking out over the forest canopy, and a small yard and clearing with a firepit and grill.

There may be other ongoing site work elsewhere on the property, as this is a phased buildout of a multi-cabin private development. However, you have woods and mountain views 360 degrees around the cabin area and no construction activity is visible from the cabin. There may be construction noise happening during work hours, that you hear through the woods.

Local Nearby:

Jay Covered Bridge is just 3 minutes away, and popular for swimming on hot summer days.

Ausable Chasm located 20 minutes to the north in Keeseville is also an impressive sight and highly recommended (entry fee)

Whiteface Mountain ski area is 15 minutes away, which featured the 1980 winter Olympics.

Mountain biking trail networks are within 10 minutes drive, including the Hardy Road Trails (free).

High Peaks trailheads for hiking in Keene Valley are 15 minutes away.

Jay Mountain has amazing views and is a popular medium difficulty hike, 4 miles away.

Stickney Bridge Road is a scenic quiet country rural road passing through beautiful farmland, old barns, and local farm stands, including Asgaard Farm and Blue Pepper Farm. Other local farms include the Sugarhouse Creamery in Upper Jay. These farms have a small farm stand/store to purchase items.

Dining: New Vida Preserve and Ice Jam Inn are recommended for dinners, with Adirondack Cafe in Upper Jay for breakfast.