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(#1) Italian Treehouse Resort
Located on the Italian-French border. -
(#2) Fairytale Treehouse
Located in the woods of British Columbia. -
(#3) Monbazillac Treehouse
Located in Dordogne, France. -
(#4) Treehouse Restaurant
Built in New Zealand, this treehouse was part of a challenge for amateur entrepreneurs to build a treehouse 30 feet up in a red wood, using only the resources they could find in the Yellow Pages. -
(#5) Arcata Redwood Treehouse
Located in the heart of the Santa Cruz mountains, this enormous treehouse has the tree growing right through it, sleeps two people, and is available for rent weekly. -
(#6) Alnwick Treehouse
Located in Alnwick Gardens, Edinburgh. -
(#7) Mis Ojos
Located in Piedras Blancas, Costa Rica. -
(#8) Temple of the Blue Moon
One of many treehouse lodgings in Issaquah, Washington, this particular house sits part way up a 300-year-old, 160+ foot Sitka Spruce. -
(#9) Cedar Spire
Located in Fife, Scotland. -
(#10) Irish Cottage Treehouse
Like Ireland? Like Cottages? Like treehouses? Why not have it all in this adorable (and suprisingly spacious) backyard hide out. -
(#11) Wilkinson Treehouse
Located in Portland, Oregon. -
(#12) Sahale Bridge Treehouse
Located in Western Washington State. -
(#13) Bear Creek Treehouse
In the backyard of Bear Creek Studios in Seattle, this treehouse is also a recording studio. -
(#14) Secret Garden Treehouse
Located in Seattle, Washington. -
(#15) Spiral House
Located in Rambouillet, France. -
(#16) Coolest Kid in the Neighborhood Treehouse
This treehouse was built by grandparents for their two grandkids in Dallas, Texas. -
(#17) Mirror Treehouse
Another crazy treehouse in Sweden, the exterior is made of lightweight aluminum, which perfectly reflects it's surroundings. -
(#18) Treehouse Resort
Located at Camp Wandawega Lake Resort in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, this treehouse was built in memory of its owner's father who passed away soon after hanging a rope swing in this tree. It was built for free, with donations of time and supplies from the owner's friends. -
(#19) La Piantata Bed and Breakfast
Located in Arlena Di Catro, Italy. -
(#20) 4Treehouse
Built to minimize the strain on trees, the building site, and nature itself, this two-ton tree house in Lake Muskoka, Ontario, is suspended 20 feet above the forest floor. -
(#21) Treehouse Tetsu
Built in Yamanashi, Japan, to symbolize a blend of modernism and fantasy, this treehouse looks like something right out of a classic Disney movie. -
(#22) Rainforest Treehouse
Located in the Costa Rican Rainforest. -
(#23) Lake Treehouse
Located in Araras, Brazil. -
(#24) Plane/Tree/House
A woman in Costa Rica decided to buy and renovate a Boeing 727. She now lives in this beautiful tree house-plane, complete with a cockpit Jacuzzi. -
(#25) Ministers Treehouse
Located in Crossville, Tennessee, this treehouse is the largest in the world. It has a basketball court and a choir room in there, though is now closed to the public. -
(#26) Italian Tree-Hotel
Located in Alessandria, Italy. -
(#27) Hemloft Treehouse
After retiring at the ripe old age of 26, software designer Joel Allen set to work to "build something cool" and now lives... here, in this brilliant little Whistler, Canada, treehouse. -
(#28) Free Spirit Spheres
This particular Canadian treehouse was built by Free Spirit Spheres, a company that specializes in building these custom-made, suspended habitats. -
(#29) The Cinder Cone Treehouse
Whats the only thing that could get a van-driving nomad to finally settle down? Oh just an an epic double treehouse outfitted with its own skate park. Foster Huntingdon, author of Home Is Where You Park It, built his elevated house on family property in Skamania, Washington so he would have a home base to come back to when he's not driving his van around the country.
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(#30) Monstro II
This treehouse was built from a single hollowed out tree. -
(#31) Just for Kids Treehouse
This treehouse in Camp Twin Lakes, Georgia, is only for disabled kids and is outfitted with wheelchair ramps and other accesibility devices. -
(#32) Lantern House
With eco-friendly construction in mind, this tree house was built between three eucalyptus trees in Santa Monica, CA and is constructed from 99% salvaged lumber. Even the stained glass came from an old movie set. -
(#33) Birds Nest
Another treehouse in Sweden that doubles as a hotel, available to rent nightly. -
(#34) Community of Treehouses
This 600-acre community called Finca Bellevista in Costa Rica is completely self sustainable. All of the individual tree houses are connected by suspension bridges and rope lines. -
(#35) Volcano Treehouse!
Located at the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii. -
(#36) Robby Krieger's Treehouse
Built in Southern California. -
(#37) Gajumaru Treehouse Diner
Located in Naha Harbour, Okinawa. -
(#38) Big Beach in the Sky
Located in Hainan, South China Sea. -
(#39) Le Lit Perche
Located in Bonnieux, South of France. -
(#40) Forever Young Treehouses
Located in Burlington, Vermont. -
(#41) O2 Stability Treehouse
Another treehouse designed to help the trees it rests in rather than to harm them, the O2 Stability Treehouse is built of completely recycled materials and rests in the tree (hanging from cables) instead of being bolted into them. -
(#42) Air BnB
Located in Burlingame, California. -
(#43) Beach Rock Treehouse
This treehouse was built in Japan's Beach Rock Resort in 2005 in order to communicate with outer space. So the look was quite intentional. -
(#44) Greenwich Treehouse
Built in her Greenwich backyard for her three daughters, Melinda Hackett initially faced legal trouble from her neighbors. Eventually she won, the kids got to keep the house, and it was even granted New York landmark status. -
(#45) UFO Treehouse
Near Harads, Sweden, this UFO treehouse is available for rent... for $650 a night. -
(#46) Nescafe Treehouse
In Kamishihoro, Japan, this treehouse was built for and used in a Nestle commercial. You can visit the outside, but unfortunately, it's no longer safe to climb inside. -
(#47) Tiny Fern Treehouse
Located in Lincoln, Vermont. -
(#48) Senior Center Treehouse
A different take on the treehouse, this one, in Ghent, Belgium, is designed to mirror the full sized senior living homes behind it. -
(#49) Bird Apartment
Located in Komoro City, Japan. -
(#50) Tea House Too High
This treehouse in Nagano, Japan, was dubbed by it's owner, "Takasugi-an," which translates literally to, "a tea house too high."
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