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Known as Tree Dome, the spherical tree house functions in a three-hectare forest, accommodates up to five guests, accepts pets, offers solar energy, and focuses on isolated quiet rest
A tree house with spherical architecture, known as Tree Dome, has attracted attention in a forested area of San Fernando, by offering a unique accommodation aimed at rest, digital disconnection, and direct contact with nature.
Architecture and Accommodation Proposal
Situated in an area with three hectares of forest, the construction stands out for its spherical shape and the proposal to function as a boutique retreat for couples.
The property is set on land with trails for exploration, offering an isolated, quiet environment surrounded by native vegetation, focused on rest.
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With earth, bamboo, straw, and lime mortar, a specialist builds a house for just over $460 and draws attention for its cost being much lower than traditional construction.
The house accommodates up to five people and accepts small to medium-sized pets, broadening the visitor profile interested in the experience.
The rental of the space for five nights costs R$3,261, a value that includes full use of the structure available to guests.
Internal Structure and Available Services
Internally, the Tree Dome features two bedrooms, a living room, and a bathroom, with a double bed, a single bed, and a sofa bed for two people.
The accommodation includes a private bathroom, hot shower, minibar, electric kettle, and kitchen utensils for preparing simple meals.
In the outdoor area, there is a deck integrated with the forest, with access to kayaks linked to activities at Espacio Hesai.
The location is associated with sustainable accommodation practices, providing solar energy in a 220v system.
The energy capacity allows charging cell phones, laptops, and speakers, but does not support high-consumption equipment.
Among the warnings, the owners inform that tap water is not potable – the recommendation is to bring bottled water.
It is also not allowed to use appliances like straighteners and hair dryers, a restriction related to the limitations of the electrical system.
With information from Casa Vogue.
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