Our Story
Some places have a way of finding you. When my husband John and I first viewed Parsons Hall Farm in the Worcestershire countryside, we felt an immediate connection to the land. The farmhouse and ancient tithe barn stood tired and neglected, and much of the landscape had become overgrown and forgotten, yet beneath the surface, there was something incredibly special waiting to be rediscovered.
We often say that the farm chose us as much as we chose it.
Most people would have seen years of hard work ahead, but we saw something different, there was a feeling that the buildings, the woodland and the waterways still had stories left to tell, it felt as though the land was quietly asking to be seen again, cared for again, and given the chance to breathe.
That feeling became the beginning of our journey.
Over the following years, we carefully restored the farmhouse and tithe barn, while gradually uncovering hidden stone bridges, historic waterways and beautiful lakes buried beneath years of silt and vegetation. As each layer was revealed, so too was the history and character of this remarkable place.
Rather than imposing our own vision on the landscape, we chose to listen to it, we worked alongside nature, allowing the land to guide many of the decisions we made, wildlife returned, waterways flowed once more, and the farm slowly began to flourish again.
As designers and makers, we dreamed of creating something truly special within this restored landscape, not simply luxury accommodation, but a place where people could pause, reconnect with nature and experience the healing power of peace, stillness and beauty.
That dream became Treeopia.
Over nine years, John and I designed and built two luxury treehouses, Vivianna and Eathelin, carefully positioned within the woodland to maximise privacy, tranquillity and connection with nature. John, a master cabinetmaker, handcrafted much of the bespoke furniture, kitchens and interiors himself, while I focused on creating spaces that felt warm, welcoming and deeply connected to their surroundings.
Every detail has been thoughtfully considered, from handcrafted cabinetry and hidden cupboards to bespoke lighting, local artwork and carefully chosen furnishings, Treeopia reflects our shared love of craftsmanship, creativity and nature.
Yet Treeopia has always been about more than beautiful treehouses.
It is about waking to birdsong instead of alarm clocks, watching deer wander through the trees from your balcony, listening to the gentle sound of flowing water, sitting beneath dark skies filled with stars and remembering what it feels like to truly slow down.
Over the years, we have welcomed couples celebrating anniversaries, proposals, birthdays, elopements and new beginnings, many return time and time again, telling us they have found something here that is increasingly rare: genuine peace, privacy and a deeper connection with the natural world.
As a family-run luxury treehouse retreat, every guest deals directly with us, we take great pride in helping people create meaningful memories while experiencing the beauty of the Worcestershire countryside.
Today, Treeopia is recognised as one of the UK's most unique luxury treehouse retreats, but our philosophy remains unchanged, we continue to care for the woodland, restore habitats, support local suppliers and embrace regenerative tourism practices that leave the landscape healthier than before.
Treeopia is not simply a place to stay.
It is a place to pause. A place to reconnect. A place where luxury and nature exist in harmony. Most of all, it is a place created with love, built by hand, and inspired by a deep respect for the land that first captured our hearts all those years ago.