Holiday-makers looking to branch out for a new experience will be living the high life at a Suffolk holiday village after it launched a new range of luxury treehouses.
Center Parcs has officially unveiled the four new treehouses this week, which they say 'deliver another level of luxury'.
With prices starting from £2,699, the two-storey treehouses include woodburners, Sky TV, private decking with a barbecue, an external games den and an outdoor hot tub.
Elveden is the third Center Parcs site to get the treehouses, after Sherwood and Longleat, which the company says have been at full occupancy since they launched.
Martin Dalby, CEO of Center Parcs, said: 'Our Treehouses deliver another level of luxury for families wanting to live that childhood dream of being high in the trees and have great adventures in the forest.
'The Treehouses at Elveden Forest are just one of a number of investments we are making this year, as well as this, we are also introducing a new set of experiences at Aqua Sana Spa at Sherwood Forest and a new family water ride at Longleat Forest due to open next year.'
Suitable for up to eight guests, the treehouses feature four bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms looking out over views of the surrounding treetops.
All four bedrooms have their own private balconies, accessible through full height, sliding glass doors.
Each Treehouse includes a plasma TV mounted above the fireplace in the central living area and iPod docks throughout.
Mr Dalby added: 'We are continually investing in our business to ensure we offer the best quality and continue to innovate with new ideas.
'We welcome families who haven't visited before but there are also a lot of Center Parcs fans who come time and time again; children who have grown and are now bringing their own children.
'We want to offer our guests that something special each time they come so there are always new things to see and do.'
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