Olde Firehouse via Lilliput Play Homes
There’s only one way to say it…..two-story playhouses are awesome!! Kids are no longer little fish in a big pond in a kid-sized house, but a two-story structure that provides the ability to see beyond the backyard—that is more than enticing to kids of all ages!
The two-story playhouse started out in generations past as platforms built in trees for kids club meetings or platforms on stilts that became forts with trap door entrances. Now we have two-story playhouses offering the same alluring features….a mix of levels that kids can crawl into, on top of, or over, yielding lookouts and secret hideaways.
With a huge variety of options for make-believe, your little climbers will definitely enjoy their own personal sanctuary. Take a look at these amazing structures…..
Multi-level playhouse built into the slope of a yard includes a quick “escape (slide) from approaching villains.”
One way to have a tree house is to create your own tree and build on top! Love the hollow tree look on the 1st level. Even the supports are trees!
The octagonal window is a perfect lookout from the loft for princesses “watching for their soldier to return on horseback.”
The ultimate in two-story playhouses….a full second level complete with stairs instead of a ladder.
For more wonderful playhouse ideas in setting the stage for kids’ wonderful imaginings, check out our blog post on 10 Awesome Playhouse Accessories to add that special touch.
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