Unique Tiny House Grain Silo Conversion For Cozy Getaway

Unique Vacation Rental Experience

Take a look inside this unique vacation rental located in New Plymouth, Ohio, United States. The grain silo tiny house can accommodate up to 2 guests with 1 bedroom, 1 bed, and 1 bath. This memorable place is anything but ordinary. The owners can't wait to host you in this grain bin silo vacation rental. It's the first in the Hocking Hills region. The 25-foot ceilings make this rather tiny house feel so large. It's made for two in this cozy getaway. The cottage offers an induction cooktop, microwave/oven/air fryer combo, gas grill with propane provided, refrigerator with freezer, Roku Tv, fireplace, great internet, comfortable patio furniture, and a generous master spa hot tub.

Exploring New Plymouth

New Plymouth is a community in the southeastern part of the state of Ohio and is located between the cities of Cincinnati and Parkersburg. When staying in the area of New Plymouth, there are several points of interest including nearby state parks, restaurants, and unique places to stay. The following are just a couple of things to do in the area.

Ravenwood Castle Attractions

Ravenwood Castle offers several fantasy services and accommodations for guests that include castle guest rooms, fairy tale cabins, gypsy wagons, and medieval cottages. Castle guest rooms feature a fireplace and private deck or porch, while the fairy tale cabins and medieval cottages have kitchenettes, fireplaces, and either a deck or porch. Guests are encouraged to dine at the Great Hall, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as afternoon snacks and a happy hour.

Ash Cave Recreation Area

About 15 minutes west of New Plymouth in the town of Logan is the Ash Cave Recreation Area. Ash Cave is part of the Hocking Hills State Park system and features the largest recessed cave in Ohio and an impressive waterfall that flows down over the rim of the cave. There are two short trails for visitors to hike at Ash Cave, including one that is wheelchair accessible. The Ash Cave Recreational Area is open year-round from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset.

The Rise of Silo Homes

Silo homes are becoming more and more popular and it's easy to see why as they are eco-friendly, minimalist types of tiny homes, that offer gorgeous curves to rooms and some vertical space that can be optimized in a variety of ways. Just as the tiny home movement inspired people all over the world to reduce and get rid of clutter, silo houses also might inspire you to throw out the majority of your belongings and settle into a cozy, 200-square-foot space full of unique storage options and Murphy beds. Silo homes may look like old grain bins from the outside, but once you step inside, you discover they've been completely renovated to become creative living spaces, often standing several stories high and maintaining a surprisingly light and airy appearance. Since an old silo is already built and installed and requires zero upkeep, it can easily become a great, affordable shell for a home, and it's often more affordable to both renovate and maintain than a traditional house would be.