Modern Tree Dwelling

Seguin's tree dwellings sit above the Sheepscot River on a 21-acre wooded hill in the coastal village of Georgetown, Maine, with the hillside sloping down toward conservation land and dramatic water views. The name nods to Seguin Island, visible downriver from the property.

Inside, walls of vintage windows and minimalist furnishings keep the focus on the surrounding pines, and a wood-fired cedar hot tub sits just outside, built for soaking while looking out over the trees and river. The setup suits couples looking for quiet rather than activity, though Reid State Park's beaches and the Five Islands Lobster Co. are both a short drive away for anyone who wants to get out.

The property is open year round, and the listed hours (10am to 3pm daily) likely cover check-in or office availability rather than full-day access — worth confirming directly with Seguin when booking. Reservations run through Seguin's own booking site rather than a shared platform, and the newsletter sign-up is where booking announcements and openings get posted first.

Gift certificates are also available starting at $100, a straightforward way to send someone else up into the trees. There's no phone number listed, so email or the website's booking tool is the main way to reach the property with questions about dates or logistics.