Description

A place that feels like home

"While not precisely a conventional treehouse, this enchanting property is certainly worthy of recognition. Constructed in 1939 by the skilled artisan Henry Steiner, a master carpenter renowned for crafting some of the nation's oldest and most uniquely designed log cabins, this historic woodland retreat holds a special place in architectural history."

Why we like it

In the nature

Nestled beside the Sandy River, revel in delightful vistas of the encompassing firs, cedars, and pines while relaxing on two secluded decks, by the outdoor firepit, or within the embrace of your cozy hammock. The intricacies of this place are exquisite, ranging from the natural wood railings and meticulously hand-carved stairs to the charming clawfoot bathtub and the rustic stone fireplace.

Amenities

What this place offers