Inside Narnia-themed treehouse that features its own 'magic' wardrobe

An enchanting Narnia-themed treehouse has been built next to the former home of C. S. Lewis, the author of the The Chronicles of Narnia series. The impressive property comes complete with a magic wardrobe door that 'transports' visitors straight into the countryside.

Found just two doors down from where the esteemed author resided in the woodlands in Headington, Oxfordshire, it boasts replica rooms such as the beavers’ den and Mr Tumnus’ cave.

The magical home also has a talking magic mirror, empowered by generative AI, which converses as the White Queen responding only in verse, as well as lights which are turned on by placing the ‘One Ring’ next to a copy of JRR Tolkien's 'The Lord of the Rings' - a tribute to Lewis’ old friend and fellow writer.

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Dr Yaz Romahi, the visionary behind the creation, shared how it brings out the childlike wonder in everyone, saying: "The adults feel like they are re-living their childhood and their children are enjoying their space - and that obviously gives us the satisfaction."

Built six years ago, the treehouse serves as a magical spot for sessions, events, and child entertainment under the Congenital Anaemia Network—a charity led by Dr Romahi’s partner, Dr Noémi Roy, a Consultant Haematologist at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, aiming to support children and families affected by inherited anaemias such as sickle cell anaemia.

Dr Romahi expressed: "It can feel quite lonely. At these events children can make friends who are going through the same things.' Also to the family for parents to get to know each other - it gives them the confidence they need to manage it."

The charity has