COhatch is Reimagining the Corporate Retreat with Debut of Middlebury House in Powell

First-of-its-kind retreat home offers organizations curated experiences in a relaxed setting on COhatch’s Powell campus

The interior of the new COhatch space.

COhatch, the lifestyle brand helping individuals and businesses to live their best lives, today unveiled its first-ever retreat home, the COhatch Middlebury House, located on its Powell, Ohio campus. The sophisticated, beautifully restored space is ideal for organizations seeking a private, off-site venue, where they can customize their meeting experience by seamlessly blending work, team building, and social activities for employees, clients or partners.
 
As part of the Powell campus located at 50 and 60 East Olentangy Street, Middlebury House offers access to COhatch’s full ecosystem. Guests can extend their event from morning to night by pairing the private retreat with the dynamic community and meeting spaces at COhatch Powell or post-event drinks and tapas with unmatched views at Lani Rooftop Lounge, or by reserving the entire Sky Room at Lani.
 
Guests also can choose from a variety of curated experiences, including wine tastings, bourbon samplings, team grill outs, catered chef lunches and dinners, and other amenities created to meet the specific needs of their guests. 
 
The restored 140-year-old house represents the first in a series of corporate retreat homes being redeveloped and revitalized by COhatch. Three more are currently under development at Riverview Village, an innovation district in Historic Dublin, which is being built in partnership with the City of Dublin.
 
“Middlebury House is a first-of-its-kind for COhatch—and it reimagines what a corporate offsite can and should be,” said Matt Davis, CEO of COhatch. “So many people dread long company meetings and now we’re changing that by offering a retreat home that is designed to help teams relax, connect, collaborate, and do their best thinking together. We’ve also layered in elevated touches—like Napa Valley wine tastings—to make the day feel less like an obligation and more like something teams can genuinely look forward to.”