THE SKY-FRAME TREEHOUSE

Your unique Maine getaway at the Sky-Frame Treehouse is one you will not soon forget. The soaring spire of this modern tiny home is a fresh take on the traditional A-frame. Both contemporary and rustic, the Sky-Frame has an open living room and kitchen, two queen bedrooms, and a shared full bath. We have blurred the line between indoors and outdoors with an entire wall made of glass, numerous windows, and skylights. Your private hot tub has been integrated into a huge, naturally occurring boulder field immediately behind the treehouse, with a firepit nearby.

When you escape from the city and stay somewhere quaint and beautiful, you don’t always get luxury, and rarely do you get met with a prime example of environmentally conscious sustainability. At The Cliff House, you get both a carbon-neutral experience and the kind of luxury usually reserved for posh hotels in big cities with a rainwater style shower head, large display projector, fully stocked kitchen, and two queen-size beds in separate bedrooms.

All of our treehouses have been built with world-class efficiency at the forefront of planning. With double walls, extra insulation, 400% efficient heat pumps, and renewable electricity powering all appliances, your treehouse will stay warm in the winter cold and cool in the summer heat, guilt-free. All of our treehouse and Hobbit home properties are solar-powered, making them totally carbon neutral in addition to barely sipping power.

Your unique treehouse retreat is waiting patiently for you in scenic southern Maine. You will get to stay in a forest that has been growing wild for most of the last century without feeling like an intruder from your vantage up high. centrally located inland between Portland in the Northeast and the coastal resort towns in the East and Southeast. This helps you avoid the summer traffic when visiting any of the fun destinations within striking distance. Whether you want to go to one of the pristine beaches in Ogunquit, Wells, or Kennebunk, or try the exciting restaurant scene just over the border in Portsmouth, NH. Spend a day browsing the wide assortment of boutique businesses in the Old Port of Portland, or find any number of other ways to spend your days away from the loud and bustling Outside world in our Local’s Guide to Maine.

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