Atlanta Alpaca Tree House in the Bamboo Forest

Name: Atlanta Alpaca Tree House in the Bamboo Forest
Address: 1162 Fayetteville Road SE, Atlanta, GA, 30316, US
Telephone: +16785950038
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.7

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Atlanta Alpaca Tree House in the Bamboo Forest

Visit us on AIRBNB and book your unique, relaxing experience in the luxury treehouse, surrounded by both a bamboo forest and a herd of alpacas. Why?
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The Space

You wake up on the queen size memory foam bed in a climate-controlled loft and peer out the large skylight at the swaying zen bamboo. Roosters crow nearby because you are on a working farm, in City of Atlanta. You are 15 feet above the forest floor, tucked into the middle of a 80- year old bamboo forest. And there are friendly beautiful Bolivian alpacas (like a small llama) roaming abou

t below. Because they live here and at the moment, two of them are pregnant. This treehouse was built with all reclaimed materials so you have the feeling you are in a historic room with the multi-colored walls of heart of pine beaded board. But the two skylights, with views of the bamboo canopy above, shed dappled light through the vaulted ceiling and remind you that's it's not 1900. The treehouse features several pieces of late 1800s stained glass, heart of pine floors from an old church, 120 year old French doors that open onto a wrap- around catwalk, a composting toilet water closet, heat and air, and electrical throughout. You'll want to sip your coffee or a glass of wine on the large treehouse porch, held up by black locust trees still sporting their bark. Or maybe you'll want to walk around the deck of the tree house to check out the bamboo forest or the alpacas. The tree house roof is clad in 1871 South Georgia barn tin, so if it rains, you'll have a night of percussive rhythm. Our stairs are live edge heart cedar and works of art. The treehouse is wrapped in cedar and 120 year-old unpainted heart of pine siding salvaged off an old Atlanta house (the porch, so it wasn't painted). We furnished our treehouse in antiques and we have a composting toilet, a small fridge, a coffee maker, reverse osmosis filtered water, a selection of local wines to purchase, and an antique wash basin to wash your face. Guest Access

We have room to sleep 4 guests. We have a pull out full size sleeper sofa in the main room of the tree house with high-thread count beautiful linens and a memory foam topper. And we have a Queen size memory foam bed in the sleeping loft. The treehouse boasts a private water closet with a composting toilet, as well as a private, fully dedicated marble bathroom with a gorgeous walk in shower, vintage sink and toilet, located in the basement of the granite house nearby. We have a firepit, a covered large tree house porch, and bicycles are provided to ride down to East Atlanta Village (or to the Glen Emerald Lake) if you'd like to use them. Interaction with Guests

We live in the granite house and are available if you have questions. We are happy to give you a tour of our working farm of endangered ducks and chickens. Breakfast: You will be staying on a working urban farm. We grow our own organic fruits and vegetables and have 20 some pampered spoiled chickens and ducks that lay beautiful organic eggs. My daughter says: "you can taste the love." Breakfast is $15 extra and needs to be ordered when you make your reservation. It will be a scrambled organic eggs or omelette, fresh fruit, and freshly-made baked goods. The Neighborhood

The Neighborhood of East Atlanta
The neighborhood is residential but we are a working farm, so you'll hear the crowing of roosters although somewhat muffled by the bamboo. But be mindful that you're in Atlanta and you may hear the occasional siren or traffic sounds during your stay. You'll also hear the birds that live in the bamboo, the humming of alpacas, and the quacking of the nearby ducks. Getting Around

We provide bicycles for your convenience. There is public MARTA bus a short walk down from the Alpaca Treehouse. UBER is always a few minutes away. And you have free parking if you have a car. Other Things to Note

Parking is available at the alpaca corral. There is a dedicated path through the alpaca corral to the treehouse in the middle of the bamboo forest. There is another dedicated path to the private marble bathroom in the basement of the granite house.

11/15/2024

Skye Bear was rehomed three times before we adopted her. She was the barkiest Mayor of Barktown. And she was no different here. She journeyed back and forth to the lake. A few times with me and the huskies but mostly with Kate in the truck. And their travels really created a strong love bond. I loved her too but what they had was super special.
She frolicked, swam, ran free, took many walks with us through the woods, down country roads. She lounged like a big furry bear loaf. She plodded and rarely moved quickly. Unless you were trying to head back home to the city. And then she ran away fast. But we could outrun her. She never met a couch she didn’t love. She fiercely defended the yard from song birds to hawks. Kate had an intuition that something was wrong this Sunday. She said, “Skye is acting weird. She may not be long for this world.” She couldn’t articulate why though. None of her examples tracked and as she talked, Skye blazed across the peeling deck boards, tail bannering barking her deep metronome bark at some imagined foe. I laughed and pointed to her and Kate said, “I guess I’m wrong. “. We agreed she was slowing and we had joint supplements on board to help with arthritis.Skye ate and I left for Alabama. In the morning, Kate found her flat and unresponsive (but alert) by one of the chicken coops. With amazing Melissa’s help they loaded her and raced to the vet. I was on the call with the vet discussing options when Skye took decision making from us and crossed the plane to the other side. We were shocked. Horrified. Grief stricken.She was the sweetest girl with the most loving liquid brown eyes. All she wanted was her huge fuzzy head petted, her velvet ears stroked, and her belly scratched. And she loved her morning doggy treats. She was special in the way most dogs are. Your attention and love filled her soul and completed her.My last interaction was rushed as I mostly dash through my life, but she was in the top of the deck stairs and I took her huge head in my hands, looked in her deep brown eyes and told her I love her. We were that way for a few moments and I petted and loved on her. And I’m glad that’s how we left it.

11/13/2024

✨ Looking for an unforgettable Thanksgiving break activity with your family? Why not bring them on an adventure like no other! 🦙💫

Life on Film Photography is partnering with Angela Georges Photography to offer the most fun mini-photo sessions of the season! 😊

Escape the ordinary—without going far! 📍 Join us at the enchanting
Atlanta Alpaca Tree House in the Bamboo Forest for a one-of-a-kind photo session with friendly llamas and alpacas! 📸🐾

Limited spots are available, so book now for an experience your family will talk about for years!

Learn more and book TODAY: https://www.ohhellomedia.com/alpaca-sessions
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11/09/2024

We still have some tickets left for Llama Yoga tomorrow at 11:30. We do small classes so get them while they’re hot! 🙏🏼🦙❤️🧘🏽‍♂️🧘🏽🧘🏼‍♀️

11/09/2024

When you’re just trying to have a bite to eat. And suddenly a Queen Dali looms up looking for just a little taste, please.

11/07/2024

Once again absolutely captured the beauty of this beautiful family, llamas, alpacas, guanacos and magical light on the farm. ❤️

11/05/2024

Remember Jazzy the latest Alabama kitten to make her way to the Fairytale Cabin? And with the kind help of Sheila and Terry, she got fed, watered, trapped and hauled to the vet for her spay & shots.

I picked her up in Alabama and brought her back to Atlanta for adoption.

The sweet mother of one of our recent brides claimed her and named her Katniss Furbane.

This is her report:

“I thought it would send this one of her cuddling with my grandson. She is doing great. She is finally leaving my room and exploring the house. She’s also starting to feel comfortable enough that her playful side is coming out.”

I think Katniss Jazzy likes the indoor life a lot!❤️

11/04/2024

What are you planning with your family during Thanksgiving break this year? Why don't you take them on adventure? You won't have to go far. Click on the link below and we'll see you at the Atlanta Alpaca Tree House in the Bamboo Forest to take your photos with the llamas and alpacas! There's more info on our website and feel free to ask any questions in the comment section. Booking now! Don't miss out on a super fun experience with your loved ones. You'll be talking about this for years to come. See you soon!

https://www.ohhellomedia.com/alpaca-sessions

11/03/2024

Amazing

11/02/2024

Queen Dali had a special Saturday announcement. She has reclaimed her boulder and her throne. Figgy is displeased as she saw a path to power.

10/30/2024

10/29/2024

Alex & Lydia’s wedding was just perfection. Gorgeous photos by

10/27/2024

When you get your pictures, your family pictures taken at the Alpaca Treehouse, it’s likely Figgy will audition to be your new family member. 😂. Absolutely beautiful images by

10/27/2024

Another perfect evening in the Bigcity Llama Alpaca Farm/Alpaca Treehouse with these adorable cuties. ❤️🦙🌳🏡

10/24/2024

Lil’ Taco (River), the kitten we found in a grassy culvert in the bands of Hurricane Helene, with a shattered leg (likely thrown from a moving car)—well, he’s thriving. And getting big! He now jumps, runs, and plays on his three legs with no issues.

And to add to the cuteness quotient, he’s good buddies with his tripod doggy fren (rescued from Lifeline). ❤️❤️❤️

Big shout out to Lauren & Kyle—virtual angels who rescue special needs pets.

Address

1162 Fayetteville Road SE
Atlanta, GA
30316

Telephone

+16785950038

Website

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/13245035?guests=1&s=X6w_oyLA

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Videos

He’s a little miracle!

Shearing Zora (without dying)

I told them that’s it. No more espresso shots before bed. Also poor Dali doesn’t get to participate until her leg is healed.

Llyra: Are you gonna eat that?

Paloma can also use her lips to open the two gates latches.

Zora waited until we left town to flip her switch and allowing Rebecca to feed her wild self. Amazing.

Beautiful wedding!

It was a perfect, 82° day for a llamazing luncheon Llama!

Goodnight Sweethearts.

Just avoid workplace skirmishes.

Zora Zoo is making progress. All of my llamas have come here feral and untrained. And terrified or abused. Or emaciated. I’ve always let them take 5 to 6 months to acclimate and to get them healthy. Get some groceries. But Zora is a guanaco and they are not the same. They are wild llamas. And first week of November marks a year since we brought her home and I have made progress but it has been much much slower. I feel like tonight with some sort of a milestone. And I can’t even tell you how much I love this wild flower of a badass guanaco. She’s smart and guarded—but I feel like we are beginning to trust. ❤️