Seaside Treehouse Lodge - perched by the Northumberland strait
Perched at canopy height above the Northumberland Strait, the Seaside Treehouse Lodge offers a bird's eye view of one of eastern Canada's most unspoiled coastal waterways. Salt air drifts through the treetops. The beach is minutes away. The forest surrounds you, the meadow beneath you. This is a retreat built around a place that does most of the work itself- you simply have to show up and let it embrace you. The Northumberland Strait is warm, sheltered and genuinely quiet. Wildlife is active and visible: eagles overhead, herons on the shoreline, deer at the forest edge. The soundscape here- water, wind, birdsong. The serenity and peacefulness is a shift most guests experience first hand and its effects on rest and clarity are significant. The Lodge: The structure is a heritage timber frame with an open concept floor plan and large deck for gatherings. The open-plan kitchen opens to the dining and living room areas. Either sitting cozy by the fireplace, lounging on the chaise for a tranquil moment, enjoying the hammocks by an outdoor fireplace and birdwatching from their perspective. The design is warm and functional, prioritizing comfort over statement. Chef's Kitchen: A full working kitchen with professional-grade appliances, generous prep surfaces, and an island that seats three to keep things social. Properly stocked kitchen for a full range of cooking options. Propane BBQ on deck so you can enjoy the view while socializing over the grill. Local seafood and lobster fresh from the fishermen. Produce and local goods from the region are exceptional and documented in the guest guide. The Piano: A grand piano sits on the balcony of the second floor overlooking the 30foot high great room. Available to any guest who wants to play. The acoustic environment of the lodge with its tall ceilings and wooden surfaces allow for the sound to resonate beautifully. Projection TV: Full screen 12 foot diagonal picture with high resolution image quality and surround sound audio. Streaming subscriptions are included, and guests may connect their own accounts. Sauna: A proper cedar sauna which seats 8 adjacent to the bathroom for easy access to a cool rinse for a full thermal contrast experience. Workout area: Stationary bicycle, elliptical machine along with weights in dedicated area by the projection TV. Workout to your favorite streaming routine or open the sliding door to the outdoor space of forest and seaview. Fireplaces: There are 3 wood burning fireplaces , 2 indoor and one on the deck and a propane fireplace in the primary bedroom. Depending on the NS fire regulations which are monitored daily, an open pit bonfire is also available. Firewood and kindling are provided. Stargazing: Light pollution is low here and on clear nights you can see the milky way light up and on occasion the aurora is visible as well. The Beach: 2km away you will find Melmerby Beach, "warmest waters north of the Carolinas". The beaches here are sandy and tidal. Rentals of kayaks and SUP's available at the beach. Hiking and Trails: We are situated near multiple provincial parks with trail access of coastal areas and nearby forest. The Outdoor Decks: There are 2 decks. One is ensuite and private, attached to the primary bedroom perfect for morning coffee and a birdwatch. The second is an expansive deck on the main floor overlooking the Strait with lounge areas for sitting, hammocks for napping and large table for al fresco dining , all protected by a canopy so a summer rain does not change plans. Bedrooms: The primary bedroom is situated on the second floor and has an ensuite bathroom with a shower and wooden tub for a private spa moment . The propane fireplace for cooler evenings, and private balcony for morning coffee or a moment perched amongst the trees. 3 bedrooms in basement all with views of the meadow and Strait- each has its own style. There is a very comfortable sofa couch in the living room and a spacious loft space on the 3rd floor which could accommodate multiple sleeping arrangements if needed.
The Seaside Treehouse Lodge is a truly unique space that is beholden to a restful and tranquil experience. We hope you enjoy your stay in our very special home and the unhurried pace of life on the Northumberland Strait.
Please respect the house and it will provide good vibes for you
Please leave laundry in laundry room and stack the dishwasher before you leave when reasonable to do so
Follow the garbage instructions as our waste management is very particular
これらを完了しない場合、オーナーから否定的な評価を受ける可能性があります。
This is our personal home and hope you have an enjoyable stay . We ask you leave it as you found it .
Seaside Treehouse Lodge - perched by the Northumberland straitのチェックインは何時ですか ?
チェックイン開始は 16:00 です。
Seaside Treehouse Lodge - perched by the Northumberland straitのチェックアウトは何時ですか ?
チェックアウトは 10:00 です。
Seaside Treehouse Lodge - perched by the Northumberland straitはどこにありますか ?
キングス・ヘッドに位置するこのバケーションホームは、メルマービー ビーチ州立公園から 3.3 km、トレントン公園およびグレン ロバト ゴルフ クラブから 15 km 圏内です。ピクトゥ郡スポーツ遺産殿堂およびカーマイケル スチュワート ハウスも 15 km 圏内です。
オーナーについて
オーナー : Seaside Treehouse Lodge
Greetings ! My name is Ania and my husband John want to welcome you to our sanctuary. I am a retired Doc and my husband is a not quite retired yet Doc. After living in various parts of the world, we moved to Nova Scotia in 2003 after becoming smitten with it while on vacation here one summer. We have fallen in love with the people, the environment and the overall natural beauty of this very special place. Sharing this piece of secret wonder is a special treat for us, and we love to host newcomers to the area.
この宿泊施設のオーナーになった理由
Growing up by the atlantic ocean in New York and by the Great Lakes, we have always had a draw to the sea. The proximity to the ocean air and its seascape is a natural draw for us .
この宿泊施設の特徴
Our home is a unique heritage timber frame home that has been built by artisans who have hand crafted much of the interior. The base of the home is built from a heritage barn and salvaged beams. Central to its design is a majestic white pine as it main post of the house along with its limbs as the structural piece for its staircase to the top of the treehouse. Bespoke details of iron and wood are throughout the house. It has been featured in "Nest" from the Herald Magazine and has won the People's Choice Award by the Nova Scotia Home Designers Association in 2009