This is a 4-story off-grid tree house on 10 acres in Sagle, Idaho featuring three bedrooms and eagle eye views from the top level.
There are also three other buildings, one for livestock/storage, an outdoor bathroom, and a stained glass sauna. The property is in Sagle, Idaho and offered for $276,000 (priced lowered $59k on 9/3) according to Zillow.
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4-Story Tree House on 10 Acres! For Sale…
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This is a one of a kind tree house style cottage that was completely custom built.
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It was originally built by an artist. There’s a spa on the first level with mosaic art and a waterfall feature.
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It’s located on 10 acres in the mountains of North Idaho.
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It’s accessible year-round.
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There are 3 outbuildings.
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There’s a workshop on the first level.
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There are even some hidden rooms with hidden staircases, according to the listing!
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There are two balconies (on 2nd and 3rd floors)
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The property and structures are in need some repairs.
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Some finishing work and repairs needed here.
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One of the rooms with balcony access, built-in bed with storage.
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The bathroom area, which also likely needs work.
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It was originally built in 2000.
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It really is like a giant treehouse, isn’t it?
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Fresh water comes from a natural spring up the hill, according to the listing.
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One of the fireplaces, needs repair.
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Fairytale staircase.
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Feels like you’re living inside a tree. 🙂
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The place obviously needs work, but could be a great project for the right person, so thought you might enjoy looking at it and possibly passing it along if you want to. Also learn more below. Thanks!
Highlights
- 10 acres
- Sagle, ID
- Funky 3-story treehouse-like home with 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
- Needs repairs/TLC
- 3 additional structures (storage/garage/workshop, bathroom, and sauna)
- Built by artist
- Private
- Views of Ponderay River from top story
- Off-grid living
- Septic system
- Tile and wood floors
- Spa on the first floor with rock bath tub
- $276,000 as of 9/14/2020
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So what do you think? Does it have potential? Does it need too much work? Let’s talk about it in the comments.
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Always dreamed of living in a tree house, like the one in the Disney movie Swiss Family Robinson. However, with the cost of this one, plus another$100,000 to fix it up, you could buy a real nice home in the country, on the ground. This is not what dreams are made of.
I’ve always dreamed of a Swiss Family Robinson house too!
I agree. You would need to gut this one. It would be cool, tho.
A fantasy home but only after pouring a ton of money into it. Lots of upgrades and repairs needed but if you have the budget and determination, the end result could be a dream home! The house provides the basis for your imagination to sour!
Yes absolutely! It has tons of potential.
I saw a toilet! No outhouse…. yay! Idaho to cold for this one. I love it. Wonder if it is drafty? Probably would wear socks out like crazy. Course I do steal my hubby’s socks. 😉
They always have the best socks!
This was someone else’s dream. Looks like a money pit. Honestly, I don’t think it’s worth half the price. If there was true craftsmanship that would be a different story. All of that untreated wood will not survive in that environment.
There are some beautiful parts to this house. I understand what the builder had in mind and it was pretty natural when he designs and build it. However a lot of this house are not worth saving, I suspect the heat is not good either. The price is too much. maybe some of the house can be saved for a future house. I wish I could have seen this when he build it.
Gotta agree with the others here. This is a delightful building, and I frankly itch to get in there and start refurbishing and rebuilding…but for that price I could hire some professionals to build me an exact replica in perfect working order, all mod cons.
Really nice to see it here, as it’s charming! But almost $300k is just outrageous for something in need of so much work (and we don’t even know how structurally sound it is to begin with). I imagine the price is at least to some large degree due to the acreage?
Thanks for sharing it!
Yes I definitely think the price is for the land.