




Discover the magic of Ski Haus Treehouse, an authentic luxury retreat in Woodstock, Maine, designed by B’Fer Roth of DIY Network’s Treehouse Guys. This one-of-a-kind four-season getaway is hidden on a private wooded road, offering an unforgettable experience where design meets nature.
This unique home features 2 bedrooms and 2 beds, with 1 bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to 4 guests. The layout is thoughtfully designed for romantic escapes, honeymoons, or small family adventures. The stunning primary loft is accessed by a sturdy ship’s ladder, perched over 30 feet high among Eastern Hemlocks with a luxurious queen bed and eight surrounding windows for dreamy views. A secondary small loft lounge offers a flexible couch that converts into either two twin beds or one queen bed, accessed via a flush wall ladder.
Inside, the space combines rustic charm with modern comfort. Guests will find a fully stocked kitchen and a full bathroom featuring a rain shower. For relaxation, the cozy living nook includes swivel chairs, a record player with classic vinyl, a ukulele, and a game table. The exterior is just as impressive, with three separate decks. The lower deck features a handcrafted ski bar and a cedar hot tub, while the spacious rear deck offers a hammock, outdoor couch, and bistro table.
Located on the edge of 626 acres of Bucks Ledge Community Forest, you have 7 miles of trails right outside your door. The property is ideally situated just 5 minutes from Mt. Abram, 15 minutes from Sunday River, and 10 minutes from Bethel. North Pond is only 500 feet away, and while there is no private dock, a public put-in for kayaks and canoes is located about a half-mile away.
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Reconnect and unwind in this architectural masterpiece, created with heart and creativity to provide lasting memories high among the trees.
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