The Boot House at Jester House!!

There is a BOOT House over the road at Jester House.

A man called Steve had the idea and got along side some fellows to make the BOOT House to his design.

They planned and they designed and they made the BOOT House.

It is just for adults to have a romantic stay away from children.

The BOOT House is made exactly like a boot is. With laces and sole, stitching and polish.

We asked permission to visit. Kingston wrote emails to Steve and Judy. We were blessed to see in. Steve showed us around. We took off our shoes and just loved all that we saw.

William loved the outside shape and design.

Lily Rose loved the twirly  wirly stair case.

Jonah loved the chimney on the outside.

Lily Lee loved the blue things in the garden.

Mia loved how the stairs went zig zag.

Hannah Rose and Ashley liked the outside shape of the composting toilet. It was big and grand like a throne.

Elijah liked how the wood was stacked up by the fire place.

Lily Rose loved the big bed and the zig zag cover.

Reiahumanaru loved the love heart chair.

Inside the House.

There is a cupboard and it is full of cleaning stuff!

In the bathroom there is a shower for two people!! And a composting toilet. 

We looked in it and saw sawdust.

You go around a curvy stair case to get upstairs. There is one Big Bed. There are heart shapes every where, even heart shape chocolates on the bed pillows. The lights are hidden in the walls.

In the kitchen there is a Shoe House teapot and other shoe shapes. One is a silver shoe money box.There is a fire place and the chimney goes outside, like in the picture.

Outside is so like a real boot. There are eyelets and laces, stitching and the sole has the real markings. The concrete pad is in the shape of a foot. It has one big toe and four little toes.

For shelter there is a wall in the shape of a shoe sole.

It is clever how the BOOT House is hidden. People can stay and no one is going to be looking. No children allowed.

The BOOT House is Bigger and Better and more Beautiful than we thought. We loved seeing the Boot House.