The Treehouse

A glass-walled cabin on stilts, designed by architect Antony Gibbon. 500 square feet of open space, surrounded by 35 acres of forest.

Willow Treehouse from the stepping stone path

Cozy living space with candles and warm light

View through floor-to-ceiling glass walls at sunset

Full kitchen with island and exposed cedar beams

Loft bedroom with window to the forest

Wood-burning stove with fire crackling

Exterior showing deck and stairs

Cedar wood-fired hot tub by the pond

Wide view of pond with treehouse reflection

Cedar-clad exterior architectural detail

Treehouse glowing at night reflected in pond

Aerial view of treehouse and surrounding deck

View from below showing stilts and covered deck

Wide view of living area with loft above

Loft space in winter with snow outside

Treehouse under the night sky

Property details

Glass-walled cabin on stilts, designed by architect Antony Gibbon

Built with locally-sourced cedar

500 sq ft open floor plan

Full kitchen

Loft bedroom with ladder access

Wood-burning stove

Covered deck underneath the cabin

Wood-fired hot tub

Overlooks a swimmable pond

35 private acres

Wildlife: hummingbirds, frogs, bears

No WiFi — intentionally off-grid

Every season is different

The treehouse transforms throughout the year.

Willow Treehouse in spring

Spring

Wildflowers ring the pond. The frogs return. Everything is impossibly green.

Willow Treehouse in summer

Summer

Swim in the pond. Dry off on the dock. Watch hummingbirds from the deck. Repeat.

Willow Treehouse in fall

Fall

The Catskills turn gold and crimson. The view from the glass walls becomes a painting.

Willow Treehouse in winter

Winter

Snow blankets the forest. The wood stove crackles. The hot tub steams. Perfect silence.