A Tree House for Grown-ups
 

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A tree house not supported by a tree/trees is not a true tree house.

Not too innovative if you ask me. Then to be put in your front yard of a nice house is somewhat...well different.

Must be nice to have the free cash to blow on something like that - crazy...

It is right on the water next to the Winni river on Church St. in downtown Laconia. Quite a sight to see in person.

I didn't know that was called Winnipesaukee River.

Tree house as seen from the bridge:
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Tree house as seen from the back of the house from Riverside CT:
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More interesting Laconia architecture:

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Creative fella isn't he.
If you can't go sideways then go up...I like that. :D

Except that you have to go down 3 flights of stairs to get another cold beer!!

Just to clarify some but I think that's the same place with the tree house, correct?

I hope that's not an active chimney though.

Chimney
 

I don't see a chimney in the picture. What are you talking about?

Chimney
 

Look towards the back of the deck, dead center. Sure looks like a brick chimney to me.

Thats the same property. The treehouse can be seen in the upper left. If you do Google streetview you can move around the front and side of the the 2 buildings. Corner of Church and Riverside.

Based on a Pirate Ship of Some Sort...?
 

How about one that was drafted by an architect?

When I took this photo, the treehouse was not easy to compose for a photograph; today, it has a large sign posted on it, and it is readily viewable from the lake on Tuftonboro Neck.

:look: