Loci Skymeadow
The first property in the Loci portfolio — a 1.2-acre site in the Key Peninsula pairing a 3D-printed residence with flexible accessory space and seasonal RV parking, currently moving through Pierce County entitlement.
About the site
Only 25 minutes from Highway 16, Lakebay is a growing community on Washington’s Key Peninsula offering rural tranquility alongside immediate access to some of Puget Sound’s most sought-after outdoor attractions.
Development of this serene, over-one-acre parcel is designed to generate rental income, demonstrate an innovative building approach, and establish the first property in the Loci portfolio.
The numbers
Concluded fair market valuation as of April 29, 2026. Development allocation and total raise reflect current internal budgeting and are subject to change as entitlement and design finalize. These figures describe the asset, not an offer — see the disclosure below.
What’s being built
2BR, 1BA Dome Residence
1,166 sqft 3D-printed home offering two bedrooms and one bathroom with a loft, spacious interiors, and energy-saving features. Rapid construction using innovative materials, including a significant share of recovered waste content.
Flexible Accessory Building
A detached shop/accessory structure providing workshop, storage, and flexible guest space alongside the residence. Its interior configuration is being finalized through Pierce County’s entitlement process before a final use and revenue plan is set.
Seasonal RV & Camper Parking
A dedicated pad for nomadic guests with shore power and septic connection, operated as a seasonal stay within Pierce County’s permitted use limits for rural recreational-vehicle parking.
Renders & site plan
Bay Lake
Just 1,000 feet away, Bay Lake is a shallow 128-acre freshwater lake in Lakebay, popular for fishing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and sailing. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife stocks the lake with rainbow trout each spring, while resident bass, perch, and sunfish support recreational fishing year-round.
Lakebay Marina
Only 2,000 feet from Mayo Cove, the site of a $1.3M Pierce County shoreline restoration and marina renovation project. Owned by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources, the Lakebay Marina project entered shoreline restoration in July 2025 and is advancing through planning and permitting toward full marina improvements and public reopening.
Follow Skymeadow’s progress
Skymeadow is the first property in a growing Loci portfolio. Explore how investing in the portfolio works, or go directly to the current offering.
Draft disclosure — pending securities counsel review before publication.
Figures on this page describe Skymeadow’s current valuation and development budget as of the dates noted above and are subject to change as entitlement, design, and construction proceed. Unit configuration and specific revenue uses for the accessory building and RV parking are still finalizing through Pierce County’s permitting process and are not guaranteed. This page is not an offer to sell securities. For information about Loci’s current Regulation Crowdfunding offering, visit Invown.