This Ontario Treehouse sits on 300 gorgeous acres filled with walking and hiking trails, cross country skiing and mountain bike trails, as well as natural spring water ponds. It’s the perfect spot for a secluded holiday, but close enough to town for going out.
Just an hour from Toronto, this two-story treehouse features a large deck, open living room/kitchen area, and a spiral staircase to the double bed in the loft. There’s also a bathroom with a shower and flush toilet, so you don’t have to sacrifice on luxury! The fireplace connects the outdoor deck to the living room inside, creating a cozy spot inside and out.
You can book this awesome treehouse over at Airbnb.
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Secluded and Romantic Treehouse with Luxuries of Home
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Living room with high ceilings!
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Kitchen and 360 degree views through the windows.
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Take the spiral staircase up to the loft.
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There’s something lovely about symmetry!
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More windows in the loft!
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Double bed for a good night’s rest.
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Cooktop, fridge and sink for cooking.
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Bathroom has a flush toilet.
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And a roomy shower stall!
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Here’s a look at the lovely ceiling.
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Outdoor seating among the trees! There’s also a fire pit (not pictured).
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Highlights:
- Full access to the property around the treehouse
- BBQ on deck
- Gas stove top indoors
- Convection toaster oven
- Fridge with ice maker
- Electicity
- Running water cold and hot water
- Shower and flush toilet
- Outside fire pit
- Inside fireplace
- Double bed in the treehouse loft
- Fresh sheets, towels, blankets all provided
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300 acres in Ontario would be mad expensive right now!
You are right, we are not talking about any treehouse on 300 acres, something that only a few can afford!
I love this one!! Flush toilet, is a dream come true. lol This is beautiful.