Bright, spacious, cosy cabin. Great view.

Tree Space is a low impact log cabin which nestles under giant Beech trees. It's cosy in winter and light and bright in summer. One can enjoy the natural, tranquil surroundings, and feel part of them. It was inspired by low impact African lodges and there is a 'feel of Africa' in the environment and decor. Direct access on foot or by bike on to Hindhead Common and the Devils Punchbowl. Tree Space is an hour from London, within easy access of the A3 and Haslemere train station. Yet one feels miles from anywhere. The cabin itself provides a perfect retreat from the noise and rush of every day. There is direct access to Hindhead Common and the Devils Punchbowl on foot or by bike. The South Downs are a short distance away as is Frensham Ponds and the Surrey Hills area of outstanding beauty. There are quaint villages a plenty starting with Haslemere, then Grayshott, Petworth, Midhurst, Farnham all close by. Portsmouth is 30 minutes away by train or car. This area is country pub heaven as well and there are plenty to choose from (recommendations provided in the cabin). Tree Space itself is a free-standing cabin located 25m from the main house. Shrubbery and trees provide privacy. It has no vis-a-vis and a spectacular view of the common. It is secluded and private. Guests have access to the cabin and the garden below it from where they can walk to Hindhead Common and the Devil's Punchbowl. There is parking 30m from the cabin and the path leading to it is a down a slope and some stairs. If you are on foot or bike it will take about 35 minutes to walk from the station. Directions are listed under "location" visible after confirmed booking. Otherwise there is a bus every hour or taxis. On the day of your arrival, the cabin will be available from 4pm and the key will be in the door so you can arrive independently at your leisure. We provide guests with information and recommendations for the area. Someone will be available to answer any questions, if not in person then by mobile. As mentioned above, Tree Space is easily accessible from London, and is surrounded by Nature and quaint villages. Guildford, Farnham and Portsmouth are within 30 minutes by train or car. The coast is a mere 30 minutes drive away- there really is something for everyone on the doorstep. Below we have listed some good places to eat nearby to help you plan your stay. Eat & Drink – close by ---------------------------- Apple Garth farm restaurant (7 mins):- Farm shop restaurant for BREAKFAST, Mediterranean bistro food by day and a fine dining menu. ----------------------------------------- Fox and Pelican (5mins or 20mins walking) :- Traditional village inn with a kids' play area in the garden, Fuller's ales, pub grub and TV sport. ----------------------------------------- The Bay Leaf (5mins or 20mins walking):- Indian restaurant, nice to eat in or they deliver. ------------------------------------------ Frankie’s Traditional Fish’n’Chips (5mins or 20mins walking):- Take away or eat in. ------------------------------------------ The White Horse (5 mins):- In the middle of Haslemere. Elegant Inn with a cool, rustic-chic interior, plus upscale pub food and a good range of beers. ------------------------------------------- Hemingway’s Coffee Shop (5 mins):- Coffee, BREAKFAST and light meals in Haslemere centre.Cocktails in the evening. ------------------------------------------- Caracoli (5mins):- Trendy local chain, good coffee, cakes, brunch. ------------------------------------------- The Cookie Bar (2 mins or 12mins walking):- coffee, cake and sandwiches. Profits invested in local school and charity in Hindhead. ------------------------------------------- ASK. Italian (5mins):- Smart modern Italian restaurant in Haslemere. Good places slightly further afield Bel & The Dragon (10 mins):- good food, big beer garden, right next to “the Sculpture Park” ----------------------------------------- Noah’s Ark (18 mins):- Classic country pub with beams and an inglenook fire, offering real ales and locally sourced food. Tables and benches outside looking onto classic village green. ----------------------------------------------- Duke of Cumberland Arms (15 mins):- 16th century hillside pub with fantastic garden, grand vistas, good food. --------------------------------------------- The Swan Inn (15mins):- a charming, traditional village inn full of character – the ideal spot for a leisurely drink or a superb meal. --------------------------------------------- Cowdray Estate café (18mins) At the Cowdray estate and Polo fields. Breakfast from 8, great food and farm shop. Places of interest in the area Devil’s Punch Bowl / Hindhead Common. You can walk down through the garden and out the gate. Left down the path, left on the road for 20m and you will see a track straight ahead or a Kissing gate on the right. Both take you onto the common and up to the Devil’s Punch bowl. It would take about 15 minutes to get up to the Punch Bowl but you can walk around the area for hours. Please take one of the small walking maps. DRIVING? Turn right out the drive and right again at the roundabout at the top of the hill. Straight ahead and you will get to the National Trust carpark and café. From here there are many paths. There is a hard surfaced cycle track good for kids bikes, wheelchairs etc which takes you from the carpark all round to Gibbet Hill. Frensham Ponds :- Nice walking and even small beaches for summertime. 12 mins by car. Black Down:- National Trust forest and down land with fantastic views. 12 mins by car. Swan Barn:- National trust land and venue. Surprisingly secluded woodland immediately accessible from Haslemere centre. Waggoner’s Wells:- Just below Grayshott, man made ponds in the forest. There are plenty of other places within half an hour drive; Petworth House and estate, antique shops in village of Petworth. Farnham Castle Midhurst Cowdray polo fields, shops. Watt’s Gallery,Godalming. Lurgashall winery SHOPS There is a small M&S food in the petrol station on the way to Grayshott. This is a two minute drive or you can walk in 12 minutes. Further in to Grayshott there is a small Sainsbury’s and Co-op. In Haslemere there is a big M&S food which can be walked to in 20 minutes on the quiet lane through the forest, acessed through the bottom of the garden. (see maps at the end) You can also find a big Tescos in Haslemere as well as some delis. Other amenities?? Leisure centre with pool, squash courts, gym, skate park.... in Haslemere. Haslemere Hall is an oldy-worldy theatre sometimes showing movies, live broadcast plays and concerts etc.Check website. Golf course in Hindhead. Haslemere Station is 10 minutes away by taxi. There is a bus stop at the top of the driveway, Bus services run by the house every hour, time tables are on the internet. Haslemere and Grayshott are a 20 minute walk away through the forest. There is a 2-hob portable electric cooker, kettle, microwave, small bar fridge and gas bbq , along with all the crockery and cutlery you might need. An assortment of teas and coffee too. There is an M&S food store and Tescos 20 minutes walk away. There are plenty of good pubs and restaurants close by. Please note the drinking water is provided as the tap water is rain water. We can provide an additional mattress or camp cot for children. In keeping with the natural feel of the space, please note there is no railing around the deck. There is the option of booking a guided meditation session (£15/person).