Cocooned luxury in a secluded treehouse sanctuary

Looking for somewhere nourishing to land? This oasis offers a sanctuary to celebrate life and love. Perfect for special occasions but also close to Hobart to allow easy access if you must leave. Welcome to the Zoo; a new purpose built ‘treehouse’ watching over the native wildlife who have found safe harbour in this retired orchard. A safe cocoon lovingly created to allow wonderers to be immersed in natures therapy. @victorandthequince The space A private path leads into this cocooned sanctuary. Guest need to be able to navigate stairs and a gentle slope in order to access the tree house. Once you enter the nocturnal breezeway you know you have landed. Access is self check in with codes and directions provided via Airbnb when you are due to check in. The treehouse is fully self contained! A complete kitchen (including dishwasher), luxury bedding, an outdoor bath and internal bathroom, a washing machine... and lots of windows to connect you to the external wildlife... birds, butterflies, bees and the black sheep of the family, Victor who loves eating the quinces, plums, apples and pears as they fall from the trees. Guest access Guest have private access to this purpose build, stand 'alone' new build. The windows offer private views of the trees and Hobart's intercity bike track. Other things to note We encourage longer bookings for those coming to work, study &/or holiday and offer generous discounts for all booking 4 nights and over. We also allow one night bookings especially for those celebrating a special occasion. Ask us about our extra packages which include: early check in/out, romance, recharge, honeymoon, special occasion and feed me. Our cancelation policy is set at flexible for your convenience - please let as know of any changes asap to allow others to enjoy the space. Please note we do have a strict NO pets, children or party policy. This is a purpose built sanctuary for up to two people sharing the queen sized bed. Registration Details Exempt: This listing falls under the 'home sharing' exemption