Hovering 13 feet above the ground: Check out this treehouse estate for sale in Texas
A posh treehouse that is not your stereotypical kids’ fantasy has landed on the real estate market in Houston, Texas, for $1.75 million.
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“The house hovers 13 ft above the ground, wrapping a 200-yr-old pecan tree; Scott Strasser, designer and builder let imagination and intention inform his design,” the listing on Compass says. “Each space flows effortlessly into one another, creating a unified whole rather than a series of rooms.”
The two-bedroom, three-bathroom home is 2,263 square feet and is U-shaped with a private wing and a public one, the listing notes. It also comes with high-end features including:
Storage room
Coat closet
Views
Chef’s kitchen
Microwave drawer
“Quiet, substantial luxury runs throughout the home, evident in the beautifully executed details, well-thought-out lighting plan and high-end plumbing fixtures,” the listing details.
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And yes, what about those busts near the building? Turns out, the home is actually next to Houston’s Mount Rush Hour, aka American Statesmanship Park, a Compass PR rep told McClatchy News. And it’s not just two busts.
“It’s actually four 18’ tall busts of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Sam Houston, and Stephen F. Austin,” the rep noted.
The home is held by Krantz & Linn.