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Disney fans know that the Hundred Acre Wood is essentially where Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends reside, and is a place visited regularly by Christopher Robin. Now a few lucky people will be able to stay at a treehouse in the real Hundred Acre Wood to celebrate the character’s 95th anniversary. That’s right, the treehouse draws inspiration from the original decorations of E.H. Shepard, complete with exposed tree branches wrapped around the house, “Mr. Sanders” painted above the doorway, and lots of ‘hunny’ pots.
Before we got any further, this Airbnb experience is only open to people who currently reside in the UK, and bookable for two separate one night stays, with the dates being revealed on September 20th (2PM BST). With that out of the way, there’s plenty of sleeping space for a family of four, thanks to a double bed on the floor level and single beds up on a mezzanine level accessed via timber ladders. As an added bonus, guests can partake in a guided tour through the original Hundred Acre Wood, as well as enjoy locally sourced hunny-inspired meals. More information here.
- Welcome to Manor Von Barron – a thrilling, detailed collector’s piece for LEGO adult fans, featuring a dark and spooky haunted horror house
- Includes a free-fall ride, haunted doors, a cursed painting and artifacts from around the globe collected by the villain, Samuel Von Barron
- With hinged sides, it opens up to reveal creepy and intriguing decor, the light bricks light up right away (Batteries included)
There will be a kettle in the house. Complimentary bottled water and local snacks will be provided. Unwind with your very own Winnie the Pooh yoga mat. The house will be located in Ashdown Forest, the inspiration behind the Hundred Acre Wood. There will 24-hour security during your stay. The house sleeps four guests. The ceiling height is 2.5 meters so watch your head! Towels will be provided in the separate bathroom. The house has electricity points,” according to the listing.
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