A LUXURY treehouse that boasts its own sauna, rotating fireplace and pizza oven can be yours from £390 a night.
The hideaway is perched 30ft from the ground on long stilts and has two floors.
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The Woodman’s Treehouse boasts its own sauna, rotating fireplace and pizza ovenCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
A bedroom looks out onto the terrace which boasts an outdoor shower and hammockCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
The upper deck houses a hut tub which is open to the elementsCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
It has a spiral staircase and a stainless steel slide for quick access to the ground.
Located at the Crafty Camping glamping site at Holditch in west Dorset the position of The Woodman's Treehouse in the branches of an ancient oak provides it complete privacy.
The stylish combination of sustainable craftsmanship and luxurious interiors also includes a hot tub on the upper deck, a revolving woodburner and an open-air tree shower.
Opened in the summer of 2016, it provides uninterrupted vistas through the tree canopy across an enchanted Dorset woodland.
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A window in the floor provides a view into the stream below.
The thick insulating walls feature picture windows that offer woodland views, and there is ceiling window above the bed that looks up at the impressive oak canopy above.
You won’t be forced to slum it either - the treehouse has a proper indoor flushing loo and an entrance lobby for coats and muddy boots.
Outside on the huge rear deck there is a wood fired pizza oven and barbeque, as well as an outdoor tree shower - supplied with endless piping hot water.
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From this level there is a spiral staircase up to the roof/spa deck, where you'll find a hot tub and a sauna in complete privacy.
As well as all the outdoor pleasures, the Treehouse's kitchen makes it fully self-contained.
The luxury hideaway in the Dorset countryside can be yours from £390 a nightCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
The Woodman’s Treehouse is perched 30ft from the ground on long stilts and has two floorsCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
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Located at the Crafty Camping glamping site at Holditch in west Dorset its position high in the branches of an ancient oak commands complete privacyCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
The stylish combination of sustainable craftsmanship and luxurious interiors also includes a hot tub on the upper deck, a revolving woodburner and an open-air tree showerCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
Opened in the summer of 2016, it provides uninterrupted vistas through the tree canopy across an enchanted Dorset woodlandCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
Outside on the huge rear deck there is a wood fired pizza oven and barbeque, as well as an outdoor tree shower – supplied with endless piping hot waterCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
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The thick insulating walls feature picture windows that offer woodland views, and there is ceiling window above the bed that looks up at the impressive oak canopy above.Credit: Mallinson/BNPS
The treehouse has proper plumbing and an outdoor tree shower supplied with endless piping hot waterCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
A hammock next to the outdoor shower allows guests to relax in the open airCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
The Treehouse sits on stilts 30 ft in the air and is split over two levelsCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
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The treehouse also boasts an entrance lobby for coats and muddy bootsCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
The outdoor pizza oven allows guests the opportunity to whip up something filling in the open airCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
Picture windows provide dramatic views into the woodland that surrounds the treehouseCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
Creator Guy Mallinson was hands-on during the building of the elaborate woodland dwellingCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
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The home was constructed by a self-build team of highly skilled green wood furniture makers, woodworkers and traditional craftsmenCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
Pillars lift the treehouse 30 foot in the air giving guests a unique experienceCredit: Mallinson/BNPS
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