Treehouse in Germany: Between Alder And Oak

The Zwischen Erle und Eiche treehouse was built on a very beautiful, park-like property close to Osnabrück, North-West Germany. The treehouse was integrated between an alder and an oak, and its structure is characterized by its curved roof, generously fitted with glazing on all sides and a large dormer window.

A staircase leads up to the first terrace of the treehouse which is large enough for a table and a few chairs. Some steps lead up into the cabin a meter higher. From here guests have a magnificent panorama view over the wide fields and wood. The interior is furnished with a very spacious lying area and a bench opposite. Beneath the lying area and the bench, there are drawers made of oak too.