Inside A Sprawling and Iconic Adult Treehouse | My Home, NC | PBS North Carolina

Willie "Buddy" Melvin's treehouse began modestly in 1997, a small bar encircling a water oak on family land. Over the next two decades, using recycled lumber from old houses and barns, it evolved into a sprawling 13,000 sq. ft. structure with 16 rooms. Complete with bars, bedrooms, a pool room and a dance floor, the treehouse is a beloved gathering spot for dance parties, motorcycle groups gatherings, and more.
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[@steveschmitz2839]

I clicked on this because, hey, it's a treehouse, what kid didn't want one. Oh, but I got so much more.This Man is a Genius, a true brilliant artist, much like the greats, his use of Art, Math, Aesthetic is rare. Bravo!!

[@gaycramer2658]

This is really cool.😊Thank you for sharing this with us ❤.

[@rustyrelicsfarm2406]

I would live in that tree house.

[@techguy9999]

wish I lived closer to this area, sounds like a great day trip

[@frankcarter7146]

So cool ❤

[@franklyterrence4860]

It is very cool!