Costa Rica-based Sacred Geome treehouse is a magical and unique treehouse designed and inspired by the shape of icosahedrons. The treehouse holding symbolic and sacred meaning located on organic farm consists of two main structures that are made of 20 equilateral triangles, providing each structure a polyhedron shape.
Suspended nine-meter high in Melina trees and connected through open bridge, the treehouse comes with two open-air rooms featuring bedroom and kitchen offering splendid view of surrounding areas. Two edgy pods hovering more than 15 feet in air includes a bedroom, kitchen, bathroom (half) and a view deck, all submerged in the trees.
The bedroom supporting queen bed, a lower level storage, built in desk, sink, mirror and small porch offers utmost comfort and relaxing environment to travelers. Fully functional kitchen features a full size sink, half size fridge, a toaster, two-burner gas stove and plenty of counter space. Connected to the bedroom with the help of a bridge, the treehouse gives you choice to enjoy greenery and nature at its best.
For privacy and hygiene, bathroom is built on a separate tree and has flushing toilet, shower with two heads with cold and hot water.
Settled on a two-acre property, the treehouse is part of the Rancho Delicioso organic farm community, which gives guests a chance to volunteer and help community in keeping the place healthy and green.
Ideal for anyone looking for peace and tranquility, the treehouse offers a magical experience, while giving them a chance to rekindle their love for nature and greenery. It can be rented for about $88 per night at Airbnb.
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