Escape to these stunning timber treehouses for a luxurious retreat amidst the serene Devon countryside. Accessible via a private track, these beautifully designed treehouses blend seamlessly into the wooded copse.

Inside, the double-height open plan kitchen and living area, adorned with large windows, offers breathtaking views of the tree canopy and fields. The stylish kitchen discreetly provides everything needed for delightful meals from local produce. The wooden dining table sets the stage for romantic evenings, followed by stargazing on the spacious wooden terrace.

Unwind in the outdoor copper bathtub, spot constellations and then retreat to the mezzanine level's king size bed for a restful night. Wake up to coffee with a view or relax on the comfy sofa, basking in sunlight. The wood burner adds warmth on chilly mornings.

While the treehouses tempt guests to stay, the nearby Dartmoor National Park provides cycling, hiking and picnicking options. Historic Exeter offers independent stores for supplies, and dining options range from The Duck in Yeoford for pub grub to Paschoe House for fine dining.

Nestled around a majestic oak tree, this enchanting wooden home offers a storybook-worthy escape. The living area, adorned with cosy rugs and a comfortable sofa, invites you to slow down and unwind in style. The bathroom, with a stylish soaking bathtub and view of the surrounding fields, showcases modern fittings whilst highlighting the oak's presence.

Throughout the property, the oak's branches, adorned with fairy lights, pierce walls and ceilings, creating a truly magical ambiance. The first floor features a well-equipped kitchen, a wooden dining area and a large double bed with a view of the expansive countryside.

Step onto the balcony for sunset views and stargazing or relax in hammocks under the leaves. Surrounded by peaceful fields and grazing sheep, this treehouse near Tilbury in rural Essex promises a tranquil stay. The flat landscape is perfect for leisurely bike rides and picnics along the River Thames. Nearby stores in Tilbury and Gravesend provide tasty supplies.

Yeworthy Eco Treehouse, in Germansweek, Devon, is an idyllic rural retreat above a private lake, offering true tranquillity and stunning views. Ideal for a romantic getaway, this eco-friendly property accommodates two, featuring a double bed, wood-burning fire and a charming dining area.

The bedroom's glass doors open to a balcony, creating a romantic setting for morning coffee. The treehouse, overlooking the private lake, is surrounded by nature, providing a secluded experience with roaming wildlife. For a small fee, logs can be purchased to fuel the wood-burning fire, ensuring warmth after a day in the Devonshire greenery.

Guests can head out and visit the peaceful surroundings, with opportunities for lazy afternoons by the water or rowing on the lake. For further exploration, Roadford Lake Country Park in Lifton offers water sports, cycling and more, while Lydford Gorge is a must-visit for geology enthusiasts.

Damselfly is the first UK treehouse to be situated on a working vineyard! Located at Fullerton Farm in Hampshire, the treehouse offers an enchanting woodland retreat, nestled seamlessly into its wild surroundings.

A minimalist yet luxurious escape, the treehouse is a perfect base for exploring Hampshire's picturesque countryside and is set within Fullerton's 1,000 acres of farmland, woodland and rewilded country. You’ve got abundant scenic walks and wildlife on your doorstep, including a majestic herd of deer.

Designed with meticulous attention to detail, Damselfly features high-quality timbers, vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass doors. Outside, the decking areas provide covered seating and an outdoor bath with views of the adjacent vineyard, creating an idyllic spot for relaxation.

For those eager to explore beyond Fullerton Farm's extensive land, Hampshire's diverse geography and stunning scenery beckon walkers, cyclists and nature enthusiasts. The county is home to two national parks, the New Forest and the South Downs, both worth exploring.

Up next is Ty'r Onnen Treehouse! This secluded eco-friendly retreat in Ceredigion, West Wales, offers a romantic escape amidst lush farmland. Nestled in the enchanting, faraway tree, this handcrafted wooden treehouse boasts a zero-carbon footprint, using sustainable energy throughout. Enjoy picnics in open meadows, wander through fields and stargaze beside the fire.

The treehouse features a wood-burning stove, a wood-fired hot tub, a rainforest shower and a crackling firepit. The interior reveals a contemporary design with a studio living-sleeping area, modern ensuite bathroom and bespoke slate-topped kitchen. Sliding doors open to a stunning treetop balcony, offering panoramic views.

Ceredigion's natural beauty invites exploration, with sparkling waterfalls, gentle hills and sandy beaches. Discover Devil’s Bridge, Bwlch Nant Forest Centre, Cambrian Mountains and Elan Valley. Golden sandy beaches in Borth and Ynyslas, along with the vibrant seafront culture in Aberystwyth, are other nearby delights.

Nestled in the woods of a 10th Century manor, The Treehouses at Pickwell Manor in Devon offer an enchanting escape with captivating coastal views. Ideal for fairy tale romances, explore open fields and sandy shores during the day, then snuggle up in the luxury treehouse at night.

Upon arrival at the Grade II-listed manor, leave your car and embark on a lantern-lit journey through the six-acre estate to find either the West Wood Loft or the East Wood Hideaway. Handcrafted from local timbers with eco-friendly builds, these treetop houses feature solar panels and spring water for a natural touch.

Whether hunkering down in your treehouse or venturing out, create memories exploring sandy Putsborough beach, the village of Georgeham and the surrounding hills. Engage in activities like surfing, fishing, horse riding, cycling, climbing or hiking.

Nearby attractions such as Lundy Island, Lynmouth, Ilfracombe and National Trust gardens await exploration. Back at Pickwell Manor, tennis courts, gardens and wild nature trails provide additional entertainment.

Nestled on the edge of Oakside Lodge Hotel, Oakside Tree Tops is a unique treehouse providing a stylish chalet-style retreat in the picturesque Kentish countryside. Perfect for solo travellers or couples seeking a special and comfortable stay in rural Kent, this extraordinary treehouse is built into a beautiful historic oak, offering a high-end and airy atmosphere.

Accessible via steps, the treehouse features a spacious timber decking area for morning coffee or leisurely afternoons with a book and a local beer. Inside, clever design creates a cosy yet spacious atmosphere, with an open-plan layout showcasing an ultra-comfortable double bed, sofa. Fully plumbed and wired, the treehouse includes a Freeview-equipped flat screen TV and a hot shower in the bathroom. Guests can enjoy looking out over the diverse woodlands from inside, and outdoor seating on a re-fashioned oak trunk adds a unique touch.

Located just three miles from Canterbury, a historic and charming city, Oakside Tree Tops offers a blend of Kent's forests and cultural amenities. Whether interested in architecture, regional history, international cuisine, shopping or nightlife, Canterbury has it all. Surrounding the treehouse are hiking trails through the woods, providing opportunities for birdwatching.

Escape to the enchanting world of The Enchanted Faraway Tree, a storybook-inspired treehouse in the idyllic setting of Blean. Tucked away in a garden on the edge of a magical woodland reserve, this grown-up fairy tale retreat is designed for couples seeking sophisticated luxuries blended with fantastical adventures.

Nestled at the bottom of a secret garden, the handcrafted treehouse features a swinging wooden bench and a roaring fire pit. The open-air hot tub and indulgent bathroom cabin offer the comforts of home with a decadent touch. The living room, adorned with gnarled wooden walls and patchwork chairs, exudes fanciful charm. A log burner, central heating and a handmade tree trunk kitchen with a wood-fired range add to the charming atmosphere.

Indulge in lazy days exploring Kent's wild countryside, mediaeval castles and secluded sandy coastline. Canterbury, Whitstable, Broadstairs and Folkestone are a short drive away.

Nestled on the edge of a stunning 40-acre beech wood, this sleek and modernist treehouse offers a sophisticated way to experience the thrill of sleeping among the trees. Clad in Siberian Larch, the contemporary building stands on Corten steel columns, providing uninterrupted panoramic views stretching 50 miles from the coast to the Pennines. The large mirror glass windows allow constant access to these breathtaking views.

The open-plan living, kitchen and dining area feature a minimalistic yet well-equipped kitchen, a stylish sofa from the Design Centre in London and a thoughtfully positioned dining table facing the windows. The bedroom boasts a king size bed with remote-controlled curtains for uninterrupted views. The bathroom is adorned in warming pastel pink with a large electric shower.

The treehouse is part of Beacon Farm, located on the edge of the Dark Skies Park, offering spectacular views day and night. Guests can unwind at the farm's spa with a pool and spa treatments. Further afield, Lindisfarne Castle is a must-visit, and the nearby Post Office/Cafe serves fresh crab and lobster landed just half a mile away.

Embark on a stroll through wild woodlands, and when a swinging bridge catches your eye, look up among Dorset's wise oak trees to discover The Woodman’s Treehouse. Crafted with expertise and luxurious finishes, this magical retreat invites you into a storybook adventure.

Amidst ancient woodlands, babbling brooks and windswept meadows near the Jurassic Coast, this treehouse offers a great base from which to explore the surrounding area. Its bare, natural exterior conceals a light-flooded bedroom, circular living quarters and a freestanding copper bathtub overlooking treetops. A window in the floor reveals a meandering stream below, while a skylight in the bedroom gazes into fluttering leaves.

Step onto the rear deck to reconnect with nature, watching birds, badgers and rabbits. Enjoy the open-air tree shower, modern BBQ, and wood-fired pizza oven. Then ascend the spiral staircase to discover your outdoor hot tub and sauna.

Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the treehouse is a short drive from the stunning Jurassic Coast, meaning you can enjoy pretty beaches and windswept clifftop walks.

Up next is The Birdhouse Treehouse. This grown-up retreat is the latest addition to a glamping site near Crewkerne and it offers a unique hideaway experience.

Raised on tree-trunk stilts, The Bird House resembles a beautiful bird box with its large round window. A staircase leads to the L-shaped deck, featuring a perfectly positioned breakfast table for enjoying tranquil surroundings.

Inside, the Scandinavian-style interior boasts curved white walls, pale wood floors and carefully chosen mid-century accessories. Roof windows flood the open-plan space with light, allowing you to immerse yourself in the surrounding trees.

Explore the local area with handsome market towns Crewkerne and Yeovil nearby. You’re also just a 30-minute drive to Lyme Regis and the Jurassic Coast. Stock up on supplies at the local Waitrose or dine at the award-winning gastro pub just a mile away.

Perched high in the treetops of a picturesque Dorset forest, Dazzle Treehouse is an exceptional RIBA award-winning architectural marvel. Inspired by battleship camouflage with a nautical theme, it's available for self-catered rentals for couples and solo travellers.

Accessed via a traditional gangplank, Dazzle Treehouse features a light timber-clad space, combining open-air and enclosed areas for an airy and comfortable ambiance. The interior includes a king size bed, a cargo-net daybed, a hammock and various charming features. The main deck hosts a metal hot tub offering views of the starry skies, accessible through the fully functional kitchen with conventional cooking facilities, a BBQ, and a wood-fired pizza oven.

Dazzle Treehouse is an ideal retreat for woodland enthusiasts, providing tranquillity and breathtaking views. While many guests prefer to stay on-site and appreciate the unique architecture, those seeking adventure can explore nearby activities. A recommended visit is Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's River Cottage café for exceptional local food. Additionally, a stroll through the woodlands to The Tytherleigh Arms or a day trip to coastal Lyme Regis for fresh seafood at the Harbour Inn are delightful options.

Escape to the peace of rural Scotland with Glenshee Treehouses in Perthshire. These treehouses offer luxurious octagonal retreats designed exclusively for couples. Nestled individually on the hillside, each treehouse provides breathtaking panoramic views of the countryside and the Cairngorm mountains from a private decked area with a luxurious hot tub.

Head out and explore mountains, forests and moorlands, indulge in outdoor activities like walking, biking, canoeing, sailing and white-water rafting, or visit historical sites such as Balmoral Castle. In winter, enjoy skiing at Glenshee Ski Centre, just a 20-minute drive away.

Discover the enchanting Heartwood Treehouse, a dreamy retreat in the Mid Wales countryside, offering majestic rural views and romantic charm. Perched on stilts, this hidden gem features a luxurious inner sanctum with an outdoor hot tub and a crackling fire, overlooking patchwork pastures and a sparkling riverside. Explore the rugged coast and ancient fields with sweeping sandy beaches and dramatic mountain peaks.

Nestled on the edge of a rural hamlet near Welshpool, the deluxe wooden cabin seamlessly blends sumptuous finishes with the grandeur of nature. Rustic wood, massive glass panes, plush throws and fairy-tale touches create a calming sanctuary. Inside, the living-kitchen area and stylish king size bedroom provide a blissful hideout. The soothing double bedroom features a sink-in king size bed, an indulgent in-room bathtub and stunning country views through a picture window.

Hunker down in your treehouse or venture out to explore the captivating Welsh countryside and coastal shores within an hour's drive. Witness the spellbinding waterfalls at Pistyll Rhaeadr, experience exhilarating water sports at Lake Vyrnwy, ride a historic locomotive in Welshpool or visit Barmouth's seaside and nearby Powis Castle.

Perched above a pond in ancient woodland, Hoots Treehouse offers a hidden retreat just 45-minutes from the M25. Clad in aromatic cedar wood, the treehouse provides a heavenly escape where you can relax and enjoy nature. Host Lucinda ensures a warm welcome, and homemade cake is a treat on the spacious decking or by the cosy wood-burner.

Inside, find comfort with a locally handcrafted king-size bed, a fully-equipped kitchenette and a bathroom with a shower. Children over six can enjoy the loft accessed by ladder. The decked balcony with a gas BBQ provides an outdoor cooking option offering you the chance to grill up some delicious local produce whilst taking in the view.

If you want to venture out, you can explore the stunning Sussex countryside surrounding Hoots Treehouse, with walks in Lost Field and Hawksden Wood, as well as proximity to Mayfield village and attractions like Sarah Raven's gardens, Great Dixter and Bodiam Castle.

Experience the epitome of treehouse luxury at Lanrick, Perthshire, where beautifully crafted treehouses offer a serene escape. Ideal for couples or young families, these wooden retreats feature a deluxe super-king size bed and a sofa bed for two children. Built with the estate's timber, adorned with up-cycled furniture and stylishly decorated, each treehouse boasts a terrace with an outdoor copper bath and a log burner for cosy evenings.

Immersed in nature near Trossachs National Park, these treehouses provide the perfect base for exploring Scottish lochs and mountain peaks. Lanrick is conveniently located just an hour from Edinburgh and Glasgow. Explore the local nature reserve, ideal for birdwatchers, with scenic river walks and salmon/trout fishing. Thrill-seekers can venture to Trossachs for mountain climbing, canoeing and more. Local activities include visits to historic castles, a safari park and a distillery, ensuring a memorable stay in the heart of nature.

The Netherby Estate Treehouse, with charming views to the Scottish border, offers a delightful Cumbrian adventure around seven miles from Gretna Green. Nestled in a secluded spot with the River Esk as a soothing backdrop, this luxury cabin features an open-plan interior with a wood-burner and a well-equipped kitchen. The balcony provides a space to dine, and a welcome hamper ensures a great start.

Clever use of space accommodates up to four guests, with a double bed in the main area and a mezzanine level with two single beds. Explore the Cumbrian countryside, spot deer on the estate and discover nearby attractions like Dumfries, the Solway Coast, Kielder Forest and the North Pennines. The city of Carlisle, with its historic attractions, is just 16 miles away, offering diverse activities like exploring Hadrian's Wall, enjoying days at Carlisle Racecourse or experiencing the outdoor wonders at Talkin Tarn Country Park.

Nestled on the edge of a 17-acre mature woodland in Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire, Treetop Hideaways offers six charming lakeside treehouses. Perfect for couples seeking outdoor serenity, each treehouse features an open-plan layout beneath a vaulted timber-framed ceiling.

While the structures have distinct features, they share well-equipped kitchens, king size handmade beds and armchairs with picturesque views. Patio doors lead to elevated terraces with lounge chairs overlooking private lakes and luxury bathtubs. Tree-mounted hammocks and firepits with log seating add to the outdoor charm.

Woodhall Spa, a former spa town, retains Victorian character and boasts attractions like the Hotchkin golf course and The Kinema in the Woods. The surrounding countryside offers scenic walking and cycling routes. For a city excursion, Lincoln, known for its cathedral and mediaeval castle, is 20 miles to the west.

Situated on over 1,000 acres of Hampshire countryside, Fallow Treehouse on Fullerton Farm offers a unique escape. Overlooking the Black Chalk vineyard, this artisan treehouse accommodates up to two guests (or three with a child under three). Blending into its woodland setting, Fallow boasts a carefully crafted interior with homespun charm and modern conveniences.

The open-plan living area, under vaulted ceilings, features comfortable seating around a wood burner and a small dining table for two facing the well-equipped kitchenette. The corner bedroom enjoys natural light and a view of the vineyard through a picture window. Outdoors, two decking areas provide relaxation spots. One hosts an outdoor bath for enjoying the surrounding vistas, while the second has a covered seating area. An outdoor gas BBQ is available for alfresco dining.

Fullerton Farm's 1,000-acre expanse of woodland, vineyard and rewilded country invites exploration. Beyond, Hampshire offers diverse geography, including the New Forest and South Downs national parks.

Nestled in the woodland adjacent to Campbell's farm, Woodland Chase Tree House provides a romantic escape with charming interiors and luxurious amenities. The tree house, overlooking farmland and sea, features underfloor heating, a wood-burning stove and a delightful welcome hamper. The open-plan living area is tastefully styled with a vaulted ceiling, emerald velvet Chesterfield sofa and a wood burner, offering the perfect setting for relaxation with books and games. The handmade kitchen boasts a Belfast sink, woodland views and a well-stocked breakfast bar!

Step out onto the suspended deck adorned with sheepskin-draped loungers, a sunken wood-fired hot tub and a double swing. Enjoy dinner with countryside views or gather around the firepit and toast marshmallows with your loved one. We’re sure you’ll love the location too, which is ideal for exploring the charming village of Felton, the beautiful Northumberland coastline with its coastal castles, the historic Hadrian's Wall, and the amazing town of Alnwick.

This RIBA award-winning retreat features one-way glass mirrors, a distinctive pinwheel design and luxurious amenities for a romantic couple's getaway.

The central living area boasts a large couch beneath a glass ceiling, facing a wood-burning stove. The well-equipped modern kitchen, comfortable double bed and ensuite with a flush toilet are all part of this main section. Step onto the decking area for woodland views, where a wood-fired pizza oven, BBQ, hot tub, fire pit and swing await.

Mallinson's Woodland Retreat is situated within the Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, known for its diverse landscape, chalk downs, limestone ridges and clay valleys. Nature lovers can explore walking and cycling trails, while nearby attractions include Forde Abbey, Pilsden Pen, Black Cow Vodka distillery tours and fossil hunting at Charmouth. The charming seaside resort of Lyme Regis is less than 10 miles to the south.