"It's not often that a home makes you audibly ooh and aah, but when I opened the door to this wood-paneled Phoenicia treehouse (after a slow and steady, somewhat treacherous reverse down the driveway, mind you), my eyes went wide. The wraparound living room windows pulled me in, connecting the large open-plan living room and kitchen with the equally spacious back deck. For a Manhattanite, this kind of space and proximity to nature is king."
"The well-decorated two-bedroom home fits up to four comfortably, so we had plenty of elbow room for the two of us. The rooms are fairly equally sized, but one has a king bed, en suite bathroom with a standalone tub, and a wall of windows overlooking the woods surrounding the house-making it worth a friendly fight over. There's a fully equipped kitchen, should you want to bring groceries and cook meals, and a washer and dryer in the second bathroom."
A wood-paneled Phoenicia treehouse features wraparound living room windows, an open-plan living room and kitchen, and a spacious back deck that connects indoor and outdoor space. The property sits minutes from Phoenicia Diner and requires a careful reverse down a somewhat steep driveway. The well-appointed two-bedroom layout accommodates up to four guests, with one bedroom offering a king bed, en suite bathroom with standalone tub, and a wall of windows facing the woods. Interior amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, a chaise ideal for reading or working, comfortable seating, no TV, and some board games.
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