The road that leads to DIY Blog Cabin is surrounded by open expanses of lush, verdant farmland and mountainous ranges.

Paynes Chapel Baptist Church, located one mile from the gated entrance to the Little Pine Preserve, is nestled at the base of the Western North Carolina mountains.

A view of the front porch of DIY Blog Cabin showcases native pine and hardwoods that border the property and were preserved during the build process.

A handcrafted ladder leads visitors to the main deck of the DIY Blog Cabin treehouse. The foundation, fashioned from sturdy 2 x 8s, is visible under the deck.

A rope bridge will lead from the back deck of the DIY Blog Cabin treehouse to the roadway. A 2" x 12" board presently holds its place.

The DIY Blog Cabin treehouse is situated within the Little Pine environment. Rather than clear hardwood, trees grow up through the center of the structure.

The first two courses of roofing have been installed on the DIY Blog Cabin treehouse.

A picturesque view of the North Carolina mountain ranges is offered at the top of the Little Pine preserve.

Privacy is one of many perks at Little Pine. A grand estate, situated at the top of the preserve, boasts breathtaking mountain views.

Homes blend seamlessly into the rugged environment at Little Pine.