Rather than stone or glass, the house seems to have been formed from the living branches of four sturdy oak trees. These have been shaped and woven to create three thick platforms.
The lowest of these platforms is roughly 8m across and sits about 2m from the ground. The only obvious route up is a gentle slope formed of roots and branches that connects roughly with the main path.
Branches curl around its base, creating a rough bowl shape around it. Small trees and flowers growing around its edge.
By far the largest of the three platforms is the middle one, which looks to be around 12m across. It is about 4m above the ground and is fully enclosed with a wall formed from twisting branches. Evenly spaced, window-sized gaps are visible, as well as what appears to be a door at the point closest to the garden platform.
The final, tallest platform is roughly 6m above the ground, and is much smaller than the others. It looks to be linked to the central platform by another small slope.
Scattered beneath the platforms are two small wooden huts and a large outhouse.