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When it came time for Adam Boyd to build his daughters Avery, 5, and Violet, 2, a playhouse, the mantra"go big or go home" didn't quite meet his standards. Rather than sticking with your run-of-the-mill one-story shed most kids are lucky to get, the contractor made the: a two-story structure complete with a balcony and hanging plants. Yup, hanging plants.
And if you couldn't be any more jealous, the inside includes a kitchen, a chalkboard, a sitting area, and a loft. The exterior features a rock wall and all the fixings of a traditional playground, from swings to slides. Despite getting some side-eye from other parents in the neighborhood, Boyd wouldn't have it any other way."I'm happy to watch [my daughters] play in it
," he said in an interview with ABC News."It's worth every penny I've spent and it's gonna be there forever.", captured the incredible setup in a photo shoot that will render any living person speechless.
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