Free from internet connection and furnished with copper baths, the Lanrick Treehouses, found near Doune in Stirlingshire, are fully designed to help you ‘get away from it all.’
Husband and wife Simon and Louisa Dickson started building their dream project in February this year on the family farm.
Despite a few delays due to coronavirus, the treehouses are now open for guests to come and use for a holiday in nature.
"If you want to get away from it all for a bit, come here,” Louisa said, who has a background working in African travel.
"You can enjoy a warm bubble bath while listening to birdsong in the middle of this beautiful forest.
"It’s basic in terms of no wifi, but the treehouses are opulent inside and you can enjoy escaping from the busy world in great comfort.”
Here are some pictures and further information about the stunning wooden huts suspended among some of Stirlingshire’s woodland.
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5. Cosy in the winter
Despite opening as the seasons change and temperatures drop, each treehouse comes equipped with a wood-burning stove and cosy furnishings to keep out the cold. Don't forget that bath on the porch as well which you can enjoy outside. Photo: Lanrick Treehouses
6. In the middle of the forest
The treehouses are hidden away in a forest on the family estate making it an ultimate hideaway. But for those feeling more adventurous, other walks and hikes are accessible with Munros, the Trossachs and Loch Lomand nearby, and the nearest town is Doune. Photo: Lanrick Treehouses
7. Upcycling
Two of the treehouses are still having some final touches to them, but for the time being you can admire this picture of inside Treecreeper which is furnished with upcycled material including copper pipes and old doors used for cladding. Photo: Lanrick Treehouses
8. Holiday in the woods in style
The treehouses are each equipped with a stylish bathroom with everything you need for a comfortable stay. While bookings are for a minimum of two nights, you may find yourself wanting to stay a little longer. Photo: Lanrick Treehouses