Architecture Wednesday: Tropical Treehouse

I think I love a treehouse almost as much as I love a barnhouse, as long as it’s not the same kind of raggedy-ass, used lumber, flat platform, no railing, rope ladder kind of treehouse.

And so here’s a Tropical Treehouse, a luxury treehouse; a vacation rental treehouse—a $2,000+ a might rental treehouse.

And it’s located in the seaside village of Sayulita, in Nayarit, Mexico; it is nestled into the hillside and offers jaw-dropping views of the surrounding jungle as well as vistas of Sayulita Bay.

And maybe $2000a might is outside your budget? Well, the Treehouse is nearly 6,000 square feet, with three bedrooms and four bathrooms spread out over two levels; plenty of room for everyone to come along.

The interior features an open concept,  with multi-functional living areas with walls of retractable glass that disappear to blur indoor-outdoor boundaries; there are also balconies that offer spaces for lounging, dining and taking a dip in a hot tub.

A hot tub in a treehouse. Mine never had that.

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