A beautiful & unique home and treehouse located on Lake Hartwell, 15 minutes from both downtown Seneca and Downtown Clemson at the Seneca Treehouse Project, a learning center for sustainability, permaculture, and homesteading. This home is perfect for large families or groups of friends. Gather and play on the lake, enjoy a Clemson football weekend, or get away and be together.

Large, multi-level home with all the amenities.

Walk through the food forest, visit the chickens, cross our bridge, and explore all the plant life. Signs are usually posted to indicate unavailable spaces.

All of the guests at the Seneca Treehouse Project share the boats, the beautiful, fun-to-swim beach, and the roadway with neighbors in the area and there may be others from the lake or nearby campground, please be neighborly. Could you be sure to turn the boats upside down and pull them back on the shore when finished? Please also pack out everything you brought out, especially trash.

You can use kayaks, a canoe, and a stand-up paddle-board. Currently, there`s no rental fee so please help us to take care of them, and let us know if something is broken.

Outside, you may interact with guests who are staying in the other structures at the Seneca Treehouse Project. Feel free to ask questions and learn as much as you can while you are here. We are here to help. We sometimes enjoy community meals, work days, and occasional bonfires. Additional education may be taking place onsite or be scheduled including vegetable gardening, food growth, plant nursery, forestry, small-scale timber production, water gardens, ponds, landscaping for optimal water flow, passive/active energy production via solar, energy-efficient housing, egg and meat production. There’s also access to online classes and free videos.

The host lives onsite in the Geodome, when in town. Reach out for any onsite needs or area information and recommendations.

We are lucky to have access to beautiful Lake Hartwell and the surrounding woodland areas while also being close to the modern conveniences of town. We’re 8 miles from Seneca, 10 miles from Clemson, and 20 from Anderson. You can find more than 50 hikes/waterfalls within an hour drive. On site you will find us doing animal husbandry, food production in our edible garden, alternative building, and growing our learning center while working towards a more sustainable future.

The Seneca Treehouse Project is a permaculture learning center and sustainable development company helping each other live in harmony with our planet and is the home base of Treehouse Trade School, providing homestead development, general contracting, and educational services. Visit TreehouseTradeSchool .com to see a complete list of our products and services.

There will be coffee and some tea available. Eggs and produce are available for purchase in the outdoor kitchen refrigerator through a self-serve system. You are welcome to harvest herbs for fresh tea if you would like.

Currently, Our Wi-Fi works for browsing the internet and streaming, but live videos tend to hang.

We welcome well-behaved and friendly dogs. We ask that they stay leashed around the farm. They are welcome to run free in the woods and down at the beach.

If you would like to book additional rooms please check out our other listings. We look forward to serving you and sincerely appreciate your support!
For events and parties there is an additional $350 charge and a $350 security deposit. The security deposit will be returned once the property has been assessed, usually within 24 hours of departure. This house can accommodate 14 people, for more overnight guests we charge $50 per person. We do not have extra beds or mattresses to provide but you are welcome to supply your own.