This is the Mountain Air Log Cabin on stilts in Hot Springs, Arkansas. It’s one of three other structures on the beautiful 27-acre property.
Located near Magic Springs Theme Park, Lake Quachita, Oaklawn Racing, and more. Take a look and let me know what you think of the log cabin/treehouse though. What do you think?
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This is a log cabin on stilts known as the Whispering Pines Treehouse on Airbnb. It’s available to book out of Hot Springs, Arkansas. There are actually a total of three similar structures on the property to choose from.
According to the listing, this location is surrounded by the Ouachita Mountains on 27 wooded acres bordered by a creek where you see deer, turkey, and other wildlife. From here, you’re also 7 miles away from Magic Springs Theme Park, 15 miles from Lake Ouachita, and just down the road from Oaklawn Racing. Anyway, what do you think of the log cabin?
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This is the Walker Pond Tiny Tree Cabin in Coventry, Vermont.
It’s a magical little cabin that you can book for vacation via Andrew & Marilou on Airbnb.
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This is the Waterford Tiny Studio Cottage in Waterford, Vermont.
It’s a tiny-little-cottage with a studio-layout that you can book for vacation via Andrew & Marilou on Airbnb. What do you think of it?
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This is the story of Sarah’s tiny tree house cabin that she built for less than $2,000 in materials. At a first glance, you may not be able to tell very easily, but it truly is a treehouse! There are 7 living trees in and around this little cabin.
Meet Sarah McClellan (daughter of Cob/Earth/Mud builder “Uncle Mud“) as she takes us through her self-built funky, unconventional, fun, and ultra-affordable home- one built IN and around seven trees.1
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This is Dan and Deborah’s incredible yurt treehouse in Geneva, Florida which is northeast of Orlando on their five-acre property called Danville.
The yurt treehouse is located between two giant oak trees and it sits 15-ft high! Magnificent, isn’t it?
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This is a tiny tree cottage in St. Augustine, Florida.
It’s an Airbnb rental on the upper level of the structure. Can you imagine building a home like this? You could live in one unit while renting out the other! Pretty cool, right? It could literally pay for itself and you could live mortgage-free while still having a mortgage. Lol!
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This is the story of Grant, a young man who started designing and building his own tiny tree house at the age of 11. By the time he finished it, Grant was 13 years old. Enjoy!
“It was inspired by the work of Deek Diedricksen and Wranglestar’s online videos”, says Grant, age 11, as he began what would become a three year project- all in the cradle of four trees.1
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This is the Playa Viva Beachfront Treehouse by Artist Tree Homes located at the Playa Viva Resort in Zihuatanejo, Mexico.
Although I can see something like this being built inexpensively, especially if you build it yourself, this is a luxury vacation unit that’s pricey to stay in (unfortunately!).
But I still thought it was so cool that I had to show it to you so I hope you enjoy looking at it at least! So please enjoy the tour, leave a comment, and learn more about this treehouse in the resource links below.
Images © Playa Viva
