Alpaca Treehouse In The Bamboo Forest

This treehouse sits inside a bamboo forest planted in the 1940s on a rescue farm in East Atlanta, part of Atlanta, Georgia. The bamboo is thick and old enough to feel more like a tropical patch than a city backyard, and it's kept in check by a herd of rescued llamas and alpacas that graze on the new shoots. A pair of barred owls nests in the forest as well, so nights come with real woodland sound rather than traffic noise.

Inside, the style leans toward classic Southern comfort: architectural antiques, vintage furniture, and porches meant for sitting with a drink rather than rushing through. The property has appeared on Netflix's "Love Is Blind" and on "World's Most Amazing Vacation Rentals," though the day-to-day experience is quieter than that sounds. It's set up for stargazing and secluded enough to unplug, while still being close to East Atlanta's restaurants and shops.

The farm welcomes pets, and the owners note that groups, couples, and families all stay here, with llamas, alpacas, chickens, bunnies, and dogs roaming the grounds. In springtime, the bamboo grows fast enough that new shoots are audible at night.

The treehouse is booked through Airbnb, and the property is located at 1152 Fayetteville Rd SE in Atlanta. For questions outside of booking, the owners can be reached directly by phone or through their website.