Your treetop hideaway awaits, welcome to Tawny Owl Treehouse.
A little bit of luxury amongst the treetops.
Natural light floods through the open space.
The most peaceful retreat throughout every season.
Quirky, handcrafted furniture fills the treehouse, making it the most unique retreat.
The handcrafted four-poster bed is simply the most stunning feature.
The open windows really allow you to immerse yourself in nature's paradise.
Every way you look there is something to admire.
The perfect spot to plan the day's adventure.
The dappled sunlight makes the space warm and inviting.
The most magical space from dawn till dusk...
Romantic evenings await at your starlit hideaway.
The eclectic kitchen is well-equipped with everything you'll need.
We just love the bespoke features such as the salt glazed Belfast sink.
The stylish shower-room is perfect for freshening up after a day of adventures.
As night falls, the hideaway becomes even more magical.
Step out onto the deck and enjoy dining amongst the leafy trees.
The treehouse overlooks a picturesque lake and unspoilt countryside.
The al fresco shower is another wonderful feature.
Turn the taps and run yourself a dreamy bubble bath.
Bathing in nature never looked so good.
The swing seat is the idyllic spot to sit with a morning cuppa, listening to birdsong.
Where will the day's adventures take you?
Simply the most soulful escape.
It's time to get back to nature and to unwind amongst the treetops.
There is so much beauty to discover across Cumbria and the Lake District. Derwentwater is well worth a visit.
The drive to Keswick is truly a dream.
Picture-perfect moments await.
Cumbria is a stunning place to visit.
From £140 per night
Features
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Hot tub
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Private parking
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Barbecue
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Linen and towels included
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Unique Hideaways
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Working farm
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No pets
Bedroom details
Bedroom 1
DoubleWelcome to Tawny Owl Treehouse, a stunning hideaway in wonderful surroundings. This fabulous retreat has been lovingly built from reclaimed wood and is graced with individually designed furniture using local materials from the owner's farm. Natural wood and industrial furnishings sit happily side by side and give Tawny Owl Treehouse a unique and individual style.
Sat high above a grassy bank, this gorgeous bolthole looks over beautiful gardens and a pond with glimpses of the large sculptures which remain from the site's days as a sculpture park.
Take a step through the stable-door into the stylish open plan living space. High ceilings and large picture windows give the interior a sense of space and light. The owner has been inspired to create ecological furnishings using reclaimed materials in innovative ways. A hand-made four-poster bed takes centre stage facing the views over the trees and woodland. An individually designed sofa, dining-table, stools and bedside cabinets complete the quirky living space. You will love the upcycled kitchen units complemented by a salt-glazed sink and a vintage box fashioned as a wall cabinet. The industrial look continues in the shower-room, the sink unit has been cleverly made from old farm implements and rubs shoulders with a contemporary rain head shower.
If you are looking for something different, then look no further than the outdoor decking of Tawny Owl Treehouse which houses the outdoor shower and outdoor bathtub with a view. Start the day with an invigorating shower and end the day with a relaxing soak and a glass of something bubbly. Enjoy a spot of al fresco barbecue dining whilst watching the sun go down or spend awhile bird spotting, you may see kingfishers, buzzards, kestrels and nuthatch. If you are quiet you may see deer, squirrels, badgers and foxes pop by, there has even been an otter or two making a watery appearance. A perfect woodland wonderland.
Tawny Owl Treehouse is nestled on a pretty area of woodland next to The Wrens Nest (5157), and each retreat has plenty of privacy.
Tawny Owl Treehouse is located in a fabulous location with Cumbria and the Lake District just waiting to be explored. Designated a UNESCO listed World Heritage site, the Lake District is home to rugged fells, vast lakes and rolling hills. Its most famous residents Beatrix Potter and William Wordsworth loved this magical area just as much as the thousands of visitors do today. Nearby Carlisle is home to the Tuille House Museum and Art Gallery which houses collections of local, national and international importance. 900 year old Carlisle Castle, a mediaeval fortress which has a rich military legacy is definitely worth a visit. Explore Hadrian's Wall for a glimpse into Roman life and the best-preserved Roman fort in the UK, remember to lace up your walking boots!
The lakes have so much to see that you will be spoilt for choice. From the bustle of Windermere with is vast lake and popular cruises, to the pretty villages of Ambleside and Grasmere where you can try the famous Grasmere gingerbread and then walk it off up Scafell Pike, England's highest peak at 978 metres high.
There are so many incredible things to do in the Lake District, climbing, hill walking, and adventure sports for those of an energetic nature, to art, culture and history when you want to enjoy a more relaxed day out. Don't forget the retail therapy on offer from independent shops, markets and a wealth of local crafts. One stay will never be enough.
Treehouse
Open plan living-room with kitchen, dining and bedroom areas. TV and wood-burner effect electric stove. 2 ring gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, kettle and toaster. Four-poster double bed (4'6'')
Shower-room with shower, WC and wash-basin
Outside Access to
Exterior Bath
Exterior Shower
Please note, there is a steep slope to the property. Please take care around the pond in the grounds, as it is unfenced.
More Information
- No pets
- Arrive/Depart Friday
- Short breaks available
- Hot tub/Outdoor bath
- Private parking for 2 cars
- No WiFi
- No smoking
- Pub 1.5 miles
- Deck furniture and barbecue
- 1 heated towel rail
