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"  Even before Jay Hewitt&amp;#039;s grandchildren were born he said he wanted to build them a treehouse like no one\u00A0had ever seen before \u2014 and as an experienced contractor he had the skills and expertise to pull it off. So, as the Sun Chronicle reports, he\u00A0spent the past\u00A0year building a three-story 20-feet-tall\u00A0structure\u00A0in his Attleboro, Massachusetts\u00A0backyard\u00A0for his three grandchildren (who are\u00A0all under the age of six).\u00A0 The bottom section of the treehouse\u00A0took\u00A0him\u00A0about two months of part-time work. Then, he took the winter off and started the upper section in March \u2014 coming in at a total of\u00A0780-square-feet. He used repurposed materials when possible, such as\u00A0windows from construction jobs, replacement doors, and birch wood from his father&amp;#039;s New Hampshire farm (we especially love the birch wood stairwell!). And did you notice the slide that connects the first floor to the ground level? This man really\u00A0is a dream-maker. Sadly, Hewitt has since listed his home for sale. But if by any wonder it\u00A0doesn&amp;#039;t\u00A0sell, he has big plans for this backyard beauty: He&amp;#039;s going to add a\u00A0bridge that connects the house\u00A0to another platform about 20 feet away\u00A0and also\u00A0a deck onto the roof. He said to &amp;quot;stay tuned.&amp;quot; Don&amp;#039;t worry, Hewitt, we will. Take a look:        [via Bored Panda] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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