Even walking right by, you might miss this special find.

Abandoned Victorian Tree House

I'd only seen one image of this place before, and the poster intentionally put the wrong region it was located in, to throw people off.  I was in the state looking for it last year, but didn't have any luck.  This year I'm back and finally found it!  Set far back from the road among huge, reaching, Live Oak trees, is this abandoned Victorian style tree house.

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From what I could tell, the area has been abandoned for about 13 years.  This appeared to be a house built for children.  There was a small living area downstairs, side room, and two upper floors big enough for small beds. 

Abandoned Victorian Tree House

At the top was a loft with bunk beds in the window.  Below, the trees had grown enough to begin pushing through the planks in the foundation.

Abandoned Victorian Tree House

Nearby, another large building, maybe some kind of inn.  The doors and windows covered in spiderwebs.

Inside, there were still piles of firewood waiting to be burned.

I was thrilled to find this place at last.  It's always a race against time to capture these spots before nature, vandals, or new development takes them away.  I was worried that after over a year, I'd never be able to add it to my collection.

Abandoned Victorian Tree House

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