Noun
treehouse (plural treehouses)
A house, or similar structure within a tree, or several trees, built with light materials; wood, bamboo or aluminum are preferred construction materials.
Acclaimed house-music artist will play at the Miami Beach dance hub, Treehouse, on Saturday for the latest edition of Sunsets at Treehouse Miami. Source: Internet
Amy Carter had a dog named Grits, and they used to hang out in a treehouse she had on the South Lawn. Source: Internet
From 2003 to 2007, Miffy and Friends aired on children's television channels such as Treehouse in Canada and Noggin in the U.S. It then moved to public television. Source: Internet
Most recently, we were gifted a large selection of the Magic Treehouse series, which is how I came to be holding that snake against my better judgment. Source: Internet
Previews for Treehouse, the Disney Channel and Nickelodeon began on April 23 and will continue until June 30. Source: Internet
Shortly after, he, with current restaurant owner Greg Gilman, transformed the upstairs apartments into a popular restaurant that today is known as The Treehouse. Source: Internet