Earth house vacation rentals in Blue Ridge Mountains

The House in the Hill

Escape to our underground house, a hidden gem surrounded by woods. Ideal for 2-4 guests but can sleep up to 6, it blends tranquility with modern comfort. Inside, a well-designed space includes a full kitchen, cozy living area, and full bathroom with laundry. The charming sunroom offers panoramic views, creating a unique experience for a romantic retreat or peaceful family getaway. Check out our guidebook as there are numerous attractions just a stone's throw away from the property.

Shireton

Welcome to our hobbit house! As the property is off the grid, our solar panels may be unreliable at times. To ensure your comfort, we’ve installed a quiet backup generator that activates easily if power is interrupted. Set in a remote, natural location, we encourage guests to embrace the “glamping” atmosphere. Please note, we do not offer discounts for generator use. If this sounds like your ideal getaway, please read the full description and reach out w/ any questions.

Hobbit Hideaway- Do Something Different!

Trek back from Mordor and retire to a full kitchen, AC/heat, queen bed, pullout couch w/ new memory foam pad, washer/dryer, shower and more. Enjoy the patio where you can be the lord of the fire ring, grill PO-TAY-TOES, enjoy the swing, hammock, horseshoes, axe throwing, games and more. Located 12 min from beautiful Traveler’s Rest, where you can run/bike your little hobbit heart out on the 22-mile Swamp Rabbit trail. Also 30 min from downtown Greenville.

Red Bin

This memorable place is anything but ordinary. This repurposed Silo is located on a working farm. Featuring stunning craftsmanship and lots of relaxing amenities for up to two guest. The property includes stunning mountain views, hiking trails, a small creek for fishing, a hot tub, fire pit, and patio. AND, if you love the fall, the leaves can be spectacular here! The best is you do not have to fight the crowds in Smoky Mountain tourist traps!

The Tiny House at Stardust Meadows

Welcome to your tiny house getaway! Located on a six-acre farm, you'll enjoy a peaceful retreat in the Shenandoah Valley. Close to EMU, JMU and downtown Harrisonburg. Relax on the porch swing, head out to the trails, try out our local breweries and eateries... this is the perfect place for individuals and couples looking to relax, refresh and renew their spirits. This is an eco-friendly, solar-powered house built with green practices.

Underground Home with a View

Welcome to WNC Hobbit Homestead, a unique modern tiny 'hobbit house' located on a bucolic 9 acre farm in Western North Carolina. The tiny earthen roof home is 385 SF with living / kitchen, separate bedroom, and bathroom. Floor to ceiling glass faces amazing view of mountains. Cedar hot tub, fire pit, miniature wood stove, and friendly farm animals are among the unique amenities offered at this one-of-a-kind agritourism experience.

Shiner's Shire of The Forgotten Forest, Kodak TN

Step into a delightful world inspired by the whimsical charm of your favorite tales. Nestled in the heart of the enchanting countryside a quite woodland setting called the Forgotten Forest lies The Shiners Shire. This unique dwelling offers a truly enchanting escape for those seeking a peaceful and magical getaway in their very own burrow. Make some memories at this unique and family-friendly place.

Lynncote Lodge

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing property, Lynncote Lodge is a recently renovated cottage located one mile from the center of Tryon, NC., and 11 miles (14 minute drive) from the Tryon International Equestrian Center. Surrounded by old growth trees and beautiful mountain views in the wintertime, the 2500 sq ft Lodge is spacious, warm and welcoming.

Amazing Hobbit House on 35 Acres With Epic View

The hobbit house is stunning and unique. It's a hobbit house built into the hill, crafted by hand from materials all on the land. Though it's small, it feels spacious. The front pillars look like Stonehenge, hence the name HobbitHenge. It's nestled into a meadow in wild nature with an astonishing view, yet it's only 20 minutes from Asheville.