"I think that I shall never see a poem lovely as a tree", inspired the creation of this magical Arts & Crafts-style treehouse. Set in woodland in the Waveney Valley and naturally formed around growing trees, The Treehouse offers you a truly cosy, romantic retreat which oozes charm and peace. Inspired by stained glass & bespoke wood craft, the treehouse has been created as a playful hideaway with a surprise behind the wardrobe. The farm itself is a host to numerous animals from a herd of walking alpacas, sheep, a giant pig called Ralph, two pugs, a marmalade cat called Leo, horses, and some very cheeky free-range goats and plenty of chickens if you fancy an egg for breakfast. It is located between two charming market towns, Beccles & Bungay. The treehouse is centrally-heated, has a flushing toilet, a huge power shower and a comfy mattress. This is a place for a 'digital detox' so there's NO WIFI or TV. Plenty of interesting books and the whole farm to explore at your leisure. We also offer alpaca walking on-site as well as cost-sharing flights from the farm's airfield. We are a 25 minute drive to Southwold coast. Free parking and goat stroking included! The farm is 38 acres

I've done what feels like a hundred jobs in my time, as well as travelled around the globe which I hope goes some way in helping me understand a traveller's needs. Whether it's good books, a touch of luxury in the shower or a token gift to make you feel more at home, I love creating spaces which are quirky, comfortable, clean and full of character. I trained as a musician and film-maker so love anything arts-related. I'm also a keen aviator and animal-lover.

Beccles and Bungay are the two local towns full of shopping ideas and things to do. There's a theatre and a cinema as well as delicious delis, beautiful walks and boat trips nearby. The coast isn't far... 25 minute drive. Arts and music galore. Our footpath is called The Angles Way - an award-winning walk. There's a farm shop nearby with a super cafe if you fancy a hearty breakfast or healthy home-made lunch. There's a book in the Treehouse with all our local favourites.