Lord of the Rings fan adds incredible Hobbit tree house to his US mansion complete with Elvish room signs and a round door

FULFIL your Hobbit dreams by renting out this awesome tree house in America.

Tucked away in In Black Hills, South Dakota, there's a geeky house that's been remodelled to look like a Hobbit's humble abode - although this one's not located on the side of a hill, but rather, on top of a tree.

Part of Chateau De Soleil, a six-acre property owned by Lord Of The Rings fan Gordon Mack, the Hobbit Tree House is perched 16 feet above ground and features Middle Earth-themed items like Elvish-language signs, a mask worn by Sauron, and of course, a round door.

Oh, and it even comes with Hobbit slippers if you really want to get into it while having second breakfast.

No need to be a wizard or a bunch of unwelcome dwarves to stay in this property. You just need to rent out the country house (which is also cool with its own arcade) adjacent to it.

The world's highest tree house is also in America, which took 11 years to build and is 10 stories high - after God told him to start working on it.