Step outside and you'll have your choice of sitting around the fire pit, lounging in the hot tub, or cooking dinner on the grill. Touted as the state's "first luxury treehouse," its design is best described as historically hodgepodge with a dash of glam, featuring a front door that's nearly 200 years old, armchairs upholstered with antique quilts, stained glass windows from the 19th century, a cast iron clawfoot tub big enough for two, and even an old-school jukebox. The secluded pastoral space known as Sulfur Ridge Tree House is just minutes from several Tennessee state parks, and makes for an exceptional romantic retreat with a stellar view of its surroundings. When it comes to the best treehouse Airbnbs, these 17 options showcase so many different approaches to the same concept-and all of them offer incredible views. If you want a cozy perch with just enough room for one or two people, that’s totally an option, but you can even find a sprawling property with enough space to sleep ten guests up in the forest canopy. We’re talking hot tubs and elevators, glamorous decor and luxury bedding. If you want to try living in a treehouse for a weekend, you can go for rustic nostalgia, or rent a high-up home with ridiculous levels of amenities and style.
We may not reside in treehouses full time, but we’ve seen what you can rent on Airbnb in this department and it does not disappoint. Your neighbor’s ladder access-only hideaway might have been fun, but the reality of a treehouse that’s actually a house is a thousand times better than you ever could’ve imagined when you were young. And then there are the dreams that turn out to be even more awesome than expected. Like working a grownup job, or driving an ordinary car. Some childhood dreams just aren’t as cool as we thought they’d be.
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