Ever since he roused us with his thought provoking The Burning House project and inspired us with his impassioned photography book Home Is Where You Park It, we’ve been wildly envious of Foster Huntington’s life spent on the road. And even though he recently decided to settle down, we could only assume that his new home would be modest, simple amongst nature and of course – sick as hell. Foster and his friends spent six months building a tree house on his family’s property on the Columbia River Gorge in Washington. Two small houses, each about 220 square feet, are nestled in a cluster of five large Douglas fir trees and connected by a curved staircase and bridge. With an outdoor hot tub, goats and a skatepark, the Cinder Cone makes us all wanna dream big and live small.
Wow that’s a cool tree house. Amazing pics!
xx Mira
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That’s so awesome!!
I want to see interiors!
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Wow that tree house really blows my mind! Cool finds.
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It reminds me of the lost boys house in peter pan, it’s so cool!
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Foster Huntington’s Cinder Cone is the ultimate dream for anyone who’s ever craved freedom, creativity, and connection with nature. From tiny houses perched in the trees to a personal skatepark and goats, it’s a reminder that home isn’t just about square footage—it’s about soul. Honestly, it puts many luxury properties to shame. Who needs marble countertops when you’ve got a hand-built haven in the woods? Still, for those of us looking to find our own slice of paradise (maybe with a little more plumbing), browsing unique listings in places like real estate naples fl might be the next best step.