There's just something great about the repurposing of something you see everyday, in this case the ubiquitous 1940's grain silo, into something with a completely different purpose. In this case a B&B. Yours for only $175 to $210 a night.
Via the Tiny House Blog
...essentially a one bedroom loft apartment built into a 1940’s grain silo.
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Gruene Homestead Inn purchased and moved the silo in 2007 and have since remodeled both the interior and exterior in our own inimitable style.
This unit has a very upscale feel and is quite a unique lodging experience.
The silo has a queen bed, full sofa-bed, stand up shower, two sinks, wet bar, microwave, refrigerator, private porch and can be rented for $175/$210. You can visit the Gruene Homestead Inn’s website and learn more about their unique lodging.
more photos on the Tiny House Blog
I love this place. It reminds me of houses designed by Samuel Mockbee with a repurposed concept. Check out the Rural Studio program he started at Auburn University.
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