Set within a copse in the corner of a country cottage garden, this treehouse accommodation is designed around an existing sycamore, with views through the trees to private fishponds to one side and Glastonbury Tor to the other.

Clad in Cedar shingles and stacked log walls with projecting eaves to emulate the shading canopies of the adjacent trees the living space opens onto a large, south-facing balcony, which cantilevers out to further increase the impact of the setting.

Steps up to the treehouse wind between the stems of the existing tree and angled timber posts continue the woodland aesthetic to blend the building into its setting.