Noun
(chiefly US) a recreational structure built among the branches of a tree
a tropical residence built in a tree, or on stilts
Source: en.wiktionary.orgtree-house
One corner of the vintage building has been transformed into the store’s children’s section – a jungle of faux vines that create a secluded tree house feel. Source: Internet
His television show always features a companion who assists and narrates Humphrey's various adventures in the "magic forest" including his brightly coloured tree house. Source: Internet
Apparently the Islander has determined that the tree house is illegal contrary to the petitioner’s opinions as well as the majority of residents. Source: Internet
Fast forward through a couple books, and Dolphins at Daybreak, the tenth adventure, has Jack and Annie off on a mission to the beach at the request of Morgan Fay, who apparently owns the tree house and is at odds with Merlin. Source: Internet
Faced with global warming, a projected energy crunch, and suburban sprawl, a team of MIT researchers has envisioned a radical antidote: truly “green” homes, nurtured from seedling to tree house. Source: Internet
Exposed beams and rustic wood floors make the bohemian coffeehouse feel more like a tree house. Source: Internet