Tree House
For the Short Story, see Kit's Tree House.
The Tree House (also known as Kit's Tree House) was introduced to Kit's Collection in 2008 and retired in 2011; it is associated with the movie Kit Kittredge: An American Girl. Retail cost was $250.
Tree House
Wooden tree house that can fit two dolls inside. Balcony outside of house. Faux stained glass window that can open and close; it can click into an open position and stay propped open. House is propped up by tree pieces, including two large branches with fake leaves at the end. Leaves stick out from plastic knobs that can be repositioned. A brown sign over the house doorway reads "Tree House Club Members Only!", and a brown sign inside the house on the back wall reads "Member O Belia Wall." Roof has a gray shingle pattern, and the roof pieces can come off for play.
The tree house came unassembled; after assembly, the side branches can still be pulled off for storage. Full assembled dimensions are 36" wide x 37" high x 23" deep.
Tree Base
Plastic oak tree base to support tree house.
Chandelier
Chandelier made of multicolored beads. It is designed to hang from the ceiling inside of the tree house.
Lantern
Clear lantern with glow-in-the-dark lightning bugs inside.
Photos
Photo stickers of various characters and real people:
Bucket with Rope
White bucket with blue trim. Bucket hangs from a rope and can be tied to a tree branch. This was advertised as a way to lift Grace into the house.
Instructions
Instructions for assembly.