Treehouse in Devon

Nestled in the quaint village of Black Torrington in rural mid-Devon, this marvellous treehouse offers a fabulous bolthole that makes the most of its beautiful setting. Drawing on its forest surroundings, the treehouse was constructed from locally sourced timber, with the furnishings similarly drawing on a wooden theme. With cosy furniture – including two expansive sofas – and a wood burner, this property is a welcoming home away from home. After a long day exploring the marvellous Devon countryside, you and your loved ones can retire back to the treehouse and enjoy an indulgent dip in the fantastic hot tub, which brings a slice of luxury to your stay. Hop in with a glass of bubbles and take in the amazing views.

This treehouse is a peaceful retreat for family and friends alike, accommodating up to four guests across two spacious bedrooms and one bathroom. With an array of sleeping options – either two super king-size beds or one super king-size and two single beds – the space is easily adaptable, with both bedrooms finished with French windows spilling out onto the balcony for gorgeous, panoramic countryside views. The bedrooms are characterised by wooden furnishings, including oak bedframes merging with the treehouse theme.

A homely, rustic space with wooden floorboards and a vast wooden table, the kitchen offers everything needed to rustle up an evening meal, including an oven, a microwave, a hob and extractor fan, a fridge-freezer and a coffee machine for a morning beverage. The countertops are similarly designed to incorporate the forest theme, referencing the copper beech trees on site. Meanwhile, the living room is the heart of the home, with two cosy, plush sofas, a coffee table and a rug for a traditional countryside feel.

Tucked away in Devon, Black Torrington is a quaint countryside village in an idyllic location. Inundated with gorgeous natural hotspots, guests can enjoy a trip to Roadford Lake or Tamar Lakes, both equally stunning local reservoirs offering water sports including kayaking, sailing and windsurfing. The accompanying lakeside trails are also perfect for leisurely walks, cycling or even a picnic spot.

Elsewhere, the famous Dartmoor National Park sits close by, offering an expansive area of moorland offering breathtaking views, dramatic landscapes and even ancient ruins. The Museum of Dartmoor Life is an ideal trip for learning more about the heritage and culture of the locality, providing interactive exhibits fit for all the family, whilst the English Heritage site of Okehampton Castle offers an exciting, immersive trip back in time.