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Massachusetts has been blessed with miles and miles of stunning coastline and plenty of beach cottages to match. However, if you’re looking for a truly unique summer getaway spot that has undeniable charm, you should definitely check out this adorable treehouse by the sea in Gloucester.

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Treehouse by the Sea in Gloucester lets you enjoy the sight and scent of the ocean from a picturesque lofted cottage. It has all the charm of a cozy beach shack but offers the sort of gorgeous views that only a treehouse-style spot can deliver.
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Though it’s not actually built atop a tree, this second-floor dwelling overlooks historic downtown Gloucester and is just moments from the beach. It’s painted a cheerful yellow color and would look right at home on the front of a postcard.
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he treehouse can sleep four guests and has 1.5 bathrooms. A beautiful spiral staircase leads up to the upper floor where you’ll find the master bedroom. On the lower level, a full kitchen and dining nook will make you feel at home while the large water view deck offers the perfect spot to enjoy a summery drink. You’ll also have cable TV, laundry facilities, WiFi, and fresh linens.
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You’ll find plenty to do nearby. Walk to outdoor dining along the harbor, take a dip at the small beach around the corner, and stroll through Stage For Park. Gloucester’s Half Moon Beach is right at the end of the ocean boulevard and is one of the prettiest places to swim on the northern coast of Massachusetts. During the summer, Gloucester’s Fiesta festival and Farmers Market Stroll are definite must-dos.
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So how much will a stay at this seaside treehouse cost you? You’ll be looking at about $300 per night, which is pretty reasonable considering you get an entire house to yourself in a prime location. Kids and dogs are allowed, though there are restrictions on the type, number, and sizes of pooches permitted.

Click here to see more information about renting this charming treehouse and to make your booking. If treetop living is your thing, be sure to check out this other awesome treehouse for rent in Massachusetts.

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