The Supreme Treehouse - Treehouses on Waymarking.com

$33,000. treehouse may be the only treehouse that has the approval of a State Supreme Court.

Dad decided to build a treehouse for his 4 kids and got permission from the city zoning administrator to construct a beautiful victorian structure in some trees in their yard. But five years later the mayor plenipotentiary order Mom & Dad to tear it down. An alderman explained that it was necessary to avoid another Watergate or Worldcom debacle.

The treehouse, built for about $5,000. cost about $28,000 to defend from overly scrupulous elected officials.

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Height: 20 Number of Rooms: 2 Number of Floors (Main Levels): 2 Primary user (kids, adults, family): kids Open to public? (Y/N): N Publication: Clarion-Ledger (Clinton) 5 August 2004 Website: [Web Link]

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