Set high up in the branches of a veteran Oak Tree in the enchanted Dorset woodland, The Woodsman's Treehouse is a truly exclusive and unique experience. A blend of stylish, yet sustainable craftsmanship and lavish interiors with a playful touch; include your very own sauna and hot tub on the upper deck, a rotating Woodburner, an open-air tree shower and a stainless steel slide. With a grand-pier like a boardwalk leading to your very own exclusive space, kitted out with a king-sized bed, a double-ended copper bath, and a revolving fireplace that can be pointed toward the bed, sofa, or kitchen. An especially impressive feature is the window in the floor that looks down to the stream below. The thick insulated walls feature picture windows with uninterrupted vistas through the tree canopy across the woodland. and there is a ceiling window above the bed that looks up at the spectacular oak overhead. Nothing has been forgotten when it comes to the practicalities; the treehouse has a proper indoor flushing loo and a space in the entrance hall for your coats and muddy boots.
What makes a stay at The Woodsman's Treehouse unique?
The Woodsman's Treehouse is all about being amongst the trees, experiencing and admiring them, while doing nothing to damage them. It is bursting with wood craftsmanship, along with a variety of other materials that have been either found or created in the woods. The Treehouse has been constructed on long stilts between the branches of three oak trees. It is a substantial structure that was built so that the trees are not affected in any way. The trees are not stressed by imposing heavy loads or fixing bolts to them, which allows the rainwater to flow down through the stems and wildlife, which preserves the oak tree's sensitive ecosystem.
What can guests enjoy when staying in the Lyme Regis area?
The Woodsman's Treehouse is located in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Dorset. The region is popular with nature lovers because it has numerous walking and cycling trails, as well as a diverse landscape that includes chalk downs, steep limestone ridges, and low-lying clay valleys. The AONBs of the Blackdown Hills and East Devon are also only a short drive away.
Where can guests enjoy food and drink?
The Tytherleigh Arms, a favourite of the owners, is a few miles away from Mallinson's and is a popular Sunday lunch spot.
