Family Live In Tree House That Looks Like a Castle

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    The tree house has two sections
    1/11 The tree house has two sections
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    There is a children's quarters and an adults quarters
    2/11 There is a children's quarters and an adults quarters
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    A bridge connecting the quarters
    3/11 A bridge connecting the quarters
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    This hatch leads to the games room from the upper story of the children's quarters
    4/11 This hatch leads to the games room from the upper story of the children's quarters
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    This is the adults' quarters
    5/11 This is the adults' quarters
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    The interior
    6/11 The interior
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    The children's quarters
    7/11 The children's quarters
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    The adult dwelling features a large open room able to accommodate dinner parties
    8/11 The adult dwelling features a large open room able to accommodate dinner parties
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    The interior
    9/11 The interior
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    The children's quarters
    10/11 The children's quarters
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    More of the interior
    11/11 More of the interior
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British design firm blue forest has developed ‘living the highlife’, which is comprised of two treehouses, with one designated for children and the other for adults.

The elevated houses are linked with rope brides and there is even an 'assault course' and 'adventure play area'! 

 

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