Well,
you’ve a great chance to observe most magical Airbnb in the world, the
pan-style tree-house perched among 150 years old pines. Many peoples believes to
live in real nature and they’ve dreamed of fairytale tree-house, complete with
radiant lights, and romantic bridge, perhaps looks a lot like this. Set amid
the branches of a 150-year-old Southern Short-Leaf Pine tree, the Buckland
retreat, nestled in pristine woodland in the heart of Atlanta, has now been
listed on AirBnB, and it even comes with wifi. The enchanting tree house is the
handy-work of inspired couple Peter and Katie Bahouth, and comprises of three
separate rooms that are marvelously attached by rope bridges strewn with fairy
lights.
Therefore;
former Greenpeace executive director Mr Bahouth, bought the appealing woodland
spot in 2000, and spent the next six months designing and building the textbook
forest hideaway. The living rooms are decked with handy blend of remarkable
antiques and up-cycled furniture, including splendid chandelier adding an
eye-catching touch to master plan, including an 80 years old butterfly window.
The indoor dining area comprises of room seats which’re comfortable for six
people. Moreover the bedroom is ideal locations for real nature lovers, who can
enjoy true nature without leaving the comfort of your bed, and it can be pushed
out onto a platform overlooking a local stream.
Even though
you don’t even have to worry about catching a chill the beautiful organic linen
bedding has been teamed with a heated mattress pad to keep you toasty all night
long. Moreover for outside environment a
lavish decking area seats up to 10 people and comes complete with a hammock for
day-time dreaming or star-spotting at night. But if you do get the need to
leave the confines of the tee house, the Bahouth's have provided a list of
local beauty spots to explore. Or, like some lodgers, you could just order
pizza delivered straight to your branch.
Is there an alternative way to contact the owners, or proprietors? I looked for this property on airbnb, but couldn't locate it.
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