This Modern Treehouse In Georgia Will Be Your Next Utopian Getaway

Everyone needs a getaway now and then, right? When life gets too hard, or the thought of winter is getting you down, or maybe you just need to take a break from it all. The next time you need a long weekend in the middle of true Georgia nature, then consider this modern treehouse as your ultimate utopian getaway.

Out in the middle of Rabun Gap, Georgia sits a modern masterpiece that can be your next utopian overnight stay.

A modern treehouse, some might say seems straight out of a Frank Lloyd Wright magazine spread.

Imagine a romantic getaway, perched high above the treetops with nothing but fresh air and cool breeze.

As one of three structures on the property The Tree House is made for guests to enjoy a secluded slice of heaven far away from it all.

With floor-to-ceiling glass windows, you'll feel exactly like nature is just within arm's reach.

The Tree House provides a bedroom with a galley kitchen, bath with an open shower, and...wait for it....you're own private terrace.

If you're looking for a mountaintop getaway to take a break from life then this is the perfect experience for you.

The Tree House has all you need for romance, solitude, and much needed peace and quiet.

The cantilevered glass bedroom floats over a structure of Corten steel and concrete which allows guests to feel completely one with nature.

You have all you need right in one space.

Sliding doors, sunshine, and complete privacy is a real life dream come true.

With complete access to nature paths, ponds, and three creeks all on the 21-acre property, guests are in for a perfect vacation right in their home state.

If this modern tree house is everything you could hope for and more for a romantic weekend away, then you can click here to make a reservation. Otherwise, if you want more options in terms of a quick Georgia getaway, then you’ll probably love The One Place To Sleep In Georgia That’s Beyond Your Wildest Dreams.

Marisa Roman

A New Jersey native with over 15 years of writing experience, Marisa has studied at both New York University and Florida International University. She has lived all over the country, including a decade stint in South Florida. Marisa is well-versed in exploration as she travels a good majority of the year in her self-converted Sprinter van. Her articles have been featured in various notable publications over the years, she has a published collection of short stories, and three completed screenplays under her belt.