Step into a world that feels like it wandered straight out of a dream—or maybe a fairy tale someone forgot to finish. Tucked away in the heart of Intown Atlanta, the Secluded Intown Treehouse is an enchanting escape, quietly suspended among the trees. It’s actually two separate treehouses, linked by whimsical rope bridges that sway just enough to feel adventurous. Come evening, under a sky full of stars, the hammock and patio kind of just call to you. You’ll probably stay out longer than you meant to.
This place isn’t just a cute cabin in the trees—it’s the real deal. The Secluded Intown Treehouse has been featured on TV, splashed across magazine pages, and once even earned the title of Airbnb’s #1 Most Wished-For Listing Worldwide. And yeah, it lives up to the hype. Romantic? Yes. Peaceful? Absolutely. A little bit surreal? Also yes. Imagine drifting to sleep with the sound of leaves whispering around you—and waking up to birdsong and soft morning light filtering through the trees. It’s almost too perfect.
Inside, it’s a whole experience. There are three distinct rooms connected by—you guessed it—rope bridges. The living room is a cozy throwback, filled with antique furniture, butterfly-framed 80-year-old windows, and a chandelier with twelve flickering candles. Whether you’re curled up in a well-worn chair or just gazing out at the green, it feels like time slows down. Maybe even stops for a while.
The bedroom is made for two, and it’s got a twist: the bed is on wheels. You can roll it right onto a platform outside and sleep beneath the stars, or bring it back in if you get cold feet—literally. The space is full of little touches: a vintage desk, vibrant Kilim rugs, an old birdcage (decor only!), and soft glows from fairy lights and votives. It’s the kind of room that practically whispers, “Stay in.”
And then there’s the deck. Wrapped around a 150-year-old Southern Short-Leaf Pine, it seats ten but somehow still feels completely private. Whether you're sharing wine with friends or sitting quietly with a book, the setting—this leafy canopy above the city—is kind of magical.
If you're looking to book, the Secluded Intown Treehouse is available on Airbnb, starting around $250 a night. It’s definitely a treat-yourself situation, but one that pays off the moment you step onto those swinging bridges. Whether you're visiting Atlanta or just escaping within it, this place is something else—quiet, romantic, and, honestly, kind of unforgettable.
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