Pretty English treehouse with its own private sauna named the UK’s most popular holiday home
AIRBNB has revealed their most-loved stays on TikTok and at the top of the list is a very cosy English treehouse.
Nestled in South Devon is a stunning one-bed cabin found high up in the forest.
Suitably named ‘The Owl’s Nest‘, it has been built on stilts so that it sits high up in the treetops.
Entering The Owl’s Nest, you’ll see a huge tree stump at the heart of the room, that’s been converted into a table for two, and on top, a welcome bottle of fizz on arrival.
To the right inside the cabin is the very cosy bedroom area with a king-size bed tucked away in the corner of the stay with a TV suspended from the ceiling.
The Owl’s Nest has a kitchenette that has a hob, a microwave and an air fryer as well as a a mini fridge and Nespresso capsule coffee machine, kettle and toaster.
The host even provides breakfast foods – bacon, eggs, oil, bread, butter, jam and milk; tea, coffee and sugar will also be provided for your first night.
In the bathroom, there’s more than you need; it has not only the necessities but also a sauna.
The heated room is complete with a bench for enjoying a hot session, which has amazing health benefits.
According to Airbnb reviews, the treehouse also has underfloor heating and is equipped with essentials from body wash to bathrobes and a universal phone charger.
But the best part is the exterior, – on the balcony that wraps around the living space of the treehouse is a hot tub that overlooks the towering forest trees.
On Airbnb, The Owl’s Nest is in the Top one per cent of homes based on ratings, reviews and reliability.
It’s also a ‘Guest Favourite’ on the website and of the 78 reviews, The Owl’s Nest has received five stars in every one.
One happy guest wrote: “Wonderful nights stay at the Owls Nest for a much needed break after Christmas.
“Very peaceful area to stay in, still close enough to visit local area’s – Dartmouth/Plymouth. P.s great to hear the local owls!”
Another guest praised their Superhost and said: “Melinda was a great host and extremely helpful in recommending nearby places to eat.”
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In Texas, this stunning ranch estate can sleep 30 people. The topical oasis in Beaumont has a basketball court, sand volleyball, a huge swimming pool and a lazy river all set across 100 acres of land.
The Oregon treehouse escape is a place where guests can be one with nature. The cabin is shaped like an octagon, with a peaceful pond overlook and an outdoor balcony fireplace.
The Ellwood Box Hop in Ohio, USA, is a single-story, minimalist shipping container cabin. The unique feature is a glass floor where guests can get a bird’s-eye view of the nature below.
In Mexico, you’ll find the Casa en Merida Centro which on TikTok has amassed 906K likes. The colourful home is located in the centre of Mérida, the contemporary architecture makes it a must-stay for design enthusiasts.
This cosy cabin room located at the top of a lagoon is located in San Julian, El Salvador. The cabin has plenty of outdoor activities including kayaking, hiking in the woods and horse riding.
It’s gone viral online too, with a video showing off the cabin having more than 287,000 likes on TikTok.
Nearby places to explore include the towns of Dartmouth, Kingsbridge and Salcombe, the city of Plymouth is also just a short drive away.
Just down the road from the treehouse is also the local pub, The Fortescue Arms in East Allington.
They offer pub classics to international dishes, Sunday roasts and daily “Ian Recommends” dishes from their Chef.
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