Six A-frames stand in the oaks off O’Rahilly Road, black timber against green. Each is named for a neighbour — Foxes Den, Squirrels Drey, Toad Hollow — and each cuts the same sharp silhouette against the sky: a steep dark roof, a wall of glass, a deck with logs pulled up around the fire pit.

Inside, the geometry does the work. The living space rises the full height of the frame, the glazed gable framing nothing but trees. Two bedrooms and the bathroom sit on the ground floor; the master keeps the loft, en suite, with a balcony over the room below. At night the only lights are yours and the stars.