This secluded hideout nestled among the chestnut and oak trees is more of a castle than a cabin. Modelled after a traditional French château, the floating house was built by the owner, Rémi, who has been building tree houses for several years. Conscious of the environment, he uses locally-sourced, untreated wood which has a low carbon footprint. His craftsmanship and attention to detail is seen in this one bedroom château. There’s no kitchen, but you can order a hamper of local delicacies to be delivered. Former guests also rave about Chef Vincent Lucas and the restaurant Etincelles just a few kilometres away. You’re welcome to lounge on the private terrace overlooking the property or letting go of everyday worries in the hot tub as you gaze at the horizon. Come down from your mini palace in the sky to swim laps in the swimming pool on the ground level or go explore the 11 hectare park on foot or two wheels. If you’re lucky, you just might come across some deer, wild boar or rabbits and squirrels.