Tammy Johnson
The stunning Treehouse Hideaway in Kent, England is even more impressive when you discover the fact that it was built almost entirely from driftwood and recycled building scraps – in just seven months!
Owner Chris Whalley constructed the treehouse himself, which sits 20 feet above ground in a red cedar and is furnished with a large plasma TV, a log burner and a kitchenette. And if that weren’t enough, there’s a Jacuzzi at the base of the tree as well!
The treehouse – the tallest habitable structure of its kind in Britain – cost about $95,000 to build. And to back up its luxury credentials, it was awarded a five-star rating by TripAdvisor and has received reservations from as far away as Australia.
