PLANS to build an incredible looking children’s treehouse in the back garden of a Bucks property have been submitted to the council.
A Mr Smart of High Life Treehouses Ltd has submitted to Bucks Council a planning application for a treehouse in the garden of Stratton Grange, on Stratton Road, in Beaconsfield.
The “free-standing structure” will be circular in shape with “an attractive spiral staircase, leading up to the veranda”, and feature windows, a handrail, and a shingle roof, according to council documents.
PICTURED: A side view of the treehouse
PICTURED: The other side view of the treehouse
PICTURED: What it will look like from the back
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A design and access statement reads: “The treehouse can be removed in years to come with no adverse impact to the trees.
“The treehouse is expected to last for ten years and can be easily removed after this time, if required.”
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PICTURED: Other work by High Life Treehouses Ltd
PICTURED: Other work by High Life Treehouses Ltd
PICTURED: Other work by High Life Treehouses Ltd
Bucks Council validated the online application on Thursday (April 29).
It is believed the application may have been submitted around April 16.
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