Description

A place that feels like home

Nestled among the colossal Douglas Fir trees, our enchanting treehouse beckons you to embark on a magical journey at Lago Lomita Vineyards. Perched high above the world, this elevated sanctuary provides breathtaking panoramic vistas of the entire Monterey Bay. The treehouse is more than just a rustic escape; it's a haven of modern convenience. Equipped with electricity and WiFi, you can stay connected to the outside world while you immerse yourself in the serene embrace of nature. The experience is heightened with a unique twist: your sleeping quarters are a tent, adding a touch of adventure to your stay. For your convenience, a full bath is thoughtfully placed on the ground floor of the main house, immediately accessible through the elegant French Doors. This harmonious blend of rustic charm and modern amenities ensures your stay is as comfortable as it is memorable. Gaze out over the expanse of Monterey Bay, with its shimmering waters, rolling hills, and endless skies, and lose yourself in the peaceful solitude of this unique retreat. Photos can only capture part of the magic – experiencing it in person is an opportunity you won't want to miss. Our location is a true gem. Situated atop 44 acres in the heart of the Santa Cruz Mountains, you'll feel a world away from the hustle and bustle, yet we're conveniently just half an hour from San Jose, 15 miles from the sun-kissed shores of Capitola Beach, and an hour's drive from both San Francisco International Airport and the charming town of Monterey. Whether you seek an escape from the city or a weekend getaway, this treehouse offers the best of both worlds.

Why we like it

In the nature

Stay in a breathtaking treehouse nestled among towering Douglas Fir trees at Lago Lomita Vineyards, offering a 400 sq. ft. treetop platform with a queen bed, electricity, and WiFi. Enjoy stunning views of Monterey Bay, just a short drive from both the Silicon Valley and the pristine shores of Capitola Beach.

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