An innovative team brings your dreams of living in a picturesque tree house into a reality.
Vectis Ventures Limited has partnered with Blue Forest consultants, experts in building structures that incorporate the beauty of nature. The two have come up with a plan of creating a multimillion pound tree house lodging that lets you live your childhood dream.
The surreal accommodation will be situated in the stunning Robin Hill Country Park, in the Isle of Wight, UK. Robin Hill is a theme and nature park owned by Vectis Ventures Limited, and it is popular for its fun offering for school trips and family bonding.
The project referred to as 'Nesting' will showcase 40 timber framed lodges, and 20 tree houses, all elevated in tree canopies. There will also be a lush space for 40 glamorous camping or 'glamping.' These will all be blended with the natural landscape and beauty of the park. The tree houses are inspired by actual nests built by Weaver birds. Andy Payne, Founder of Blue Forests, shared that each structure is different, but collectively complements each other.
In Robin Hill's website, Alexander Dabell, Managing Director of Vectis Ventures, says, After years of careful planning, I am delighted to unveil our proposals for 'Nesting', a high quality development of timber framed lodges and tree houses to be sited in areas of Robin Hill currently unused or in need of regeneration, but which provide the most stunning views across the valley.
Tate Harmer, an international architectural form and an expert in designs that are healthy and sustainable, has joined the dreamy project. This guarantees that 'Nesting' will be built with utmost sensitivity and consideration to the environment.
The otherworldly lodging is set to be opened on Spring 2018, and it is expected to attract more guests and tourists to visit the island.
