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.
Tawny Owl Treehouse
515810.6 miles NW of Penrith | Sleeps 2 (no children under 16)
From £128 per night
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Welcome to The Globe Inn, a traditional village pub situated in the heart of the pretty Eden Valley. Food is home cooked and you can choose to dine in either the dining room or the large beer garden.
June 2023
GooD food
I overly food and a nice atmosphere
Nearby beach
Allonby has an impressive five miles of beach of sand and shingle. With views across the Solway Firth, you can also see the Lake District and Scottish Fells on a clear day. Water sports lovers head for this beach along side families looking for a beach day. Dog restrictions may apply at certain times of the year.
Nearby walk
Starting from the small parking area next door to the church, this delightful four mile walk will take you through surrounding farmland. Take a look at the website link for The White Haven News for further details.
Nearby town
Ivegill is a small village which takes its name from the river which flows through the centre, The Ive. This pretty village has a school and church and is a great base for exploring the Lakes.
Also nearby
The Bridge End Inn is a traditional Cumbrian pub serving pub grub and Italian themed food. Outisde seating is available and children and dogs are very welcome.
Situated four miles south of the city of Carlisle, Dalston is a large village with a selection of shops and pubs. The red brick church dates back to the thirteenth century.
Carlisle can be found just eight miles south of the Scottish border, but very firmly in Cumbria. Places of interest include the magnificent Carlisle castle and Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery. Situated within two Areas of Outstanding Beauty and one World Heritage Site, Carlisle is well worth a visit.
Situated in the heart of Carlisle, the castle has dominated the city for over 900 years and now offers visitors the opportunity to discover medieval castle rooms, exhibitions, the Museum of Military, prisoners' carvings and a cafe. You can even walk around some of the castle walls on your visit.
With stunning views towards the Lakeland fells, Penrith Golf Club is a fabulous place for a round of golf. Take a look at their website for visitor information and to book a tee off time.
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