The Treehouse
Beautiful treehouse on a quiet Somerset farm, perfect for a unique and luxurious break
- Sleeps 4
- 2
- 1
Highlights
- Certainly quirky and definitely not your typical treehouse; this property is highly sophisticated
- The gorgeous interior lends itself easily to both a romantic retreat, or a tree top adventure with the kids
- Lots of terrace space from which you can watch the farm animals grazing in the fields
- Luxurious hot tub; great for relaxing under the stars and use of an indoor heated pool
- Scenic and peaceful farm location with eco conscious owners who plant a tree for every booking
- The Treehouse won Gold in the Glamping and Alternative Accommodation category at The South West Tourism Awards 2020.
- A finalist in National Tourism Awards for Glamping and Alternative Accommodation.
- There is a private wooden play area in garden.
- Two private sessions per day in the indoor heated swimming pool.
You should know
- Unfortunately the treehouse is inaccessible to wheel chair users
- Guests at The Treehouse are allowed two private use sessions of the indoor swimming pool per day.
- No smoking is permitted inside the property.
- No shared or communal facilities
The details
As you climb the stairs to your front door (no rope ladder here, sorry) you will notice the ample terrace space where you can sit and enjoy the sunshine, whilst you watch the animals graze in the neighbouring fields. Entering the house you are greeted by a sophisticated octagonal living area decorated in chic creams and complimented by the various woods that adorn the treehouse. A shaker style kitchen with a beech work top is perfect for rustling up a meal, or if you don’t want to cook, caterers can be organised to do all the hard work for you. The focal point of the room is the wood burning stove, where you can sit on the leather sofa, or chic armchairs, curl up with a book and get toasty.
After a long day, perhaps spent walking in the countryside, relax your muscles with a soothing dip in the hot tub, as the sun goes down and the stars begin to sparkle in the night sky. Then climb to the top floor, into the cosy, fairy lit bedroom, snuggle down under the cotton sheets and watch the leaves sway in the wind through the triangular skylight.
The Treehouse is very close to the West Somerset Railway, you may even hear the whistles of the steam trains from the comfort of the treehouse. For a great day out, get tickets and have a steam train ride, or even just pop to the station to admire the trains. The world famous Cheddar Gorge and caves are also within reach of the treehouse. Take a cliff top walk along the gorge and enjoy the awe inspiring views, or visit one of the caves for underground waterfalls, mirror pools, glimmering stalactites and the place where Britain’s oldest skeleton was found. You are also close to the cosmopolitan city of Bristol and historic Bath, so you have plenty of options for shopping, eating and drinking. There are plenty of wonderful pubs located in the villages nearby, so be sure to take a walk, or a short drive to find your favourite.
As you climb the stairs to your front door (no rope ladder here, sorry) you will notice the ample terrace space where you can sit and enjoy the sunshine, whilst you watch the animals graze in the neighbouring fields. Entering the house you are greeted by a sophisticated octagonal living area decorated in chic creams and complimented by the various woods that adorn the treehouse. A shaker style kitchen with a beech work top is perfect for rustling up a meal, or if you don’t want to cook, caterers can be organised to do all the hard work for you. The focal point of the room is the wood burning stove, where you can sit on the leather sofa, or chic armchairs, curl up with a book and get toasty.
After a long day, perhaps spent walking in the countryside, relax your muscles with a soothing dip in the hot tub, as the sun goes down and the stars begin to sparkle in the night sky. Then climb to the top floor, into the cosy, fairy lit bedroom, snuggle down under the cotton sheets and watch the leaves sway in the wind through the triangular skylight.
The Treehouse is very close to the West Somerset Railway, you may even hear the whistles of the steam trains from the comfort of the treehouse. For a great day out, get tickets and have a steam train ride, or even just pop to the station to admire the trains. The world famous Cheddar Gorge and caves are also within reach of the treehouse. Take a cliff top walk along the gorge and enjoy the awe inspiring views, or visit one of the caves for underground waterfalls, mirror pools, glimmering stalactites and the place where Britain’s oldest skeleton was found. You are also close to the cosmopolitan city of Bristol and historic Bath, so you have plenty of options for shopping, eating and drinking. There are plenty of wonderful pubs located in the villages nearby, so be sure to take a walk, or a short drive to find your favourite.
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From previous guestsBased on 1 review
This property is so so delightful. It's warm, cosy, comfortable, cute, original and wonderfully furnished and decorated. I've never stayed ANYWHERE like this before and have already booked my next visit. I couldn't recommend it enough.
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Stayed January 2026
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