Perfect spacing between levels for a big cat. My Savannah is tall and finally isnt cramped.
A Sanctuary Sized for Royalty
The Highland Retreat is our flagship cat activity centre — a grand, architectural climbing structure designed with the Maine Coon's magnificent size and boundless curiosity in mind. Featuring a charming treehouse-style penthouse, a built-in exercise wheel, a ramp slide, and multiple tiered platforms, this is more than a cat tower. It's a world of its own.
Imagine your Maine Coon launching from the ramp, spinning on the wheel, then retreating to their private treehouse perch to survey the room below. That's what the Highland Retreat was made for.
Features
- Total height: 196.9cm — a true floor-to-ceiling statement piece
- Total width: 208.8cm — generous footprint for multi-cat households
- Treehouse-style penthouse with window and ventilation slats
- Built-in cat exercise wheel for active large breeds
- Angled ramp/slide with sisal surface for climbing and scratching
- Multiple tiered platforms and perches
- Thick sisal-wrapped scratching posts — reinforced for large breeds
- Solid natural wood construction in warm birch tones
- Neutral palette that complements any interior
For full sizing and room-planning details, see our Highland Retreat Sizing and Positioning Guide, or browse the full Maine Coon Collection.
Designed for large breeds. Delivered with care.
Delivery & Returns
UK orders are typically dispatched within 1–2 working days with tracked delivery. Free UK delivery on orders over £50. Not right for your cat? You have 30 days to return it — easy, no fuss.
Sized for Maine Coons
Every product at Giant Paws is size-checked for large breeds. Not sure if this is the right size for your cat? See our Maine Coon Size Guide or browse all our sizing guides. Still unsure? Get in touch — we’re happy to advise before you buy.
Our Guarantee
We only stock products we’d give to our own cats: pet-safe materials, built to survive a 10kg Maine Coon. If a product fails you, we’ll make it right.
Customer Reviews
What fellow big-cat owners are saying
Grand is the word. Huge, solid, beautifully made. My boy claimed the top platform on day one.
We have two Ragdolls and they each took a level. The sisal is really thick, six weeks in and barely any fraying. Premium feel throughout.
honestly wasnt sure about the price but the quality justifies it. heavy base, thick posts, plush platforms. no wobble at all
Measure your ceiling height first, this thing is grand. But for a big breed its exactly what you want.
Gorgeous centrepiece and rock solid. Assembly took me a good hour though, its a big build. Worth it once up.
Built for royalty is right. My 8kg Maine Coon has somewhere to properly climb and stretch at last.
Really impressed with the build quality. Only note is one platform cushion was a little loose but easily sorted. Cat adores it.
7kg of Ragdoll floof and it doesnt even wobble. Flagship quality, absolutely.
The perches are wide enough for my Maine Coon to actually lie flat, not perch awkwardly. Thoughtful design and beautifully made.
My British Shorthair isnt the most athletic but even he manages the lower levels and naps up top. Solid as anything.
Recommended it to everyone at the cat club. Several of us have large breeds and this is the only tower that reliably holds them.
Best cat purchase of the year. My Ragdoll is obsessed with the top perch.
Stable, spacious, and genuinely handsome. My Siberian claimed it instantly. No regrets at this price.
My Savannah surveys her kingdom from the top like royalty. Fitting given the name. Beautiful tower.
Looks like a piece of furniture rather than a cat tower, which I love. My Norwegian Forest girl basically lives on it now.
Beautiful and sturdy. Took a star off only because delivery was a day late, but the tower itself is faultless.
Replaced a cheap one that collapsed under my big boy. This is a different league, feels almost industrial. Superb.
Its a lovely sturdy tower and the cat loves it, no complaints on quality. Just be aware assembly is a proper job and took me nearly two hours solo.
Feels like it will last years. The weighted base is clearly why its so stable. Excellent.
Its a well made tower and my Maine Coon does use it, no complaints on sturdiness. But for the flagship price I expected the top platform to be a bit bigger, hes a large cat and its a snug fit. Good, not amazing.
Stunning and stable. Two Maine Coons use it daily and it hasnt shifted or worn. Money well spent.
Finally something my chunky British Shorthair can climb without the whole thing tipping. Worth every penny.
The architecture of it is lovely honestly. And it holds my chunky lad without a creak. Very happy.
Sturdy, spacious and honestly quite handsome. Guests always ask where we got it.
Great tower. The play centre is a lovely touch, though one of the dangling toys came loose after a fortnight — easy enough to retie.
My rescue was nervous of everything, but she claimed the enclosed section on day one and now sleeps there every night.
Delivery was quick, packaging was tidy, and it's much heavier and better made than the photos suggest.
I've bought three towers over the years and every one collapsed under our Coon. This is the first that actually feels built for a big cat.
Beautiful in a living room and the neutral colour blends in. Slightly taller than I pictured, so measure your ceiling first.
The activity centre bits keep our kitten busy for hours while the older Norwegian Forest cat naps up top, both age ranges sorted with one piece.
Been up three months now, daily use from a heavy cat, and the sisal has barely worn. Worth every penny.
Rock solid. I nudge it deliberately to test and it doesn't budge. Bertie has basically moved in.
Excellent build and my boy loves the perch. Only knocked a star because the instructions were a bit thin — a diagram or two would've helped.
Assembled in about 25 minutes on my own. It feels like proper furniture rather than the flimsy stuff you usually get.
Our two Maine Coons are both over 7kg and this took their combined weight without so much as a wobble. The top platform is genuinely big enough for a cat their size to stretch out fully, which most towers just aren't.