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10 Real Life Hobbit Homes from Around the World

These unique earth-sheltered houses will take you to the shire
BharatBy BharatJuly 23, 2022No Comments5 Mins Read
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Hobbit homes, the underground residences of the tiny creatures from the J.R.R. Tolkien’s fictions have become popular over the years. The hobbit houses came into attention majorly after they appeared in the Lord of the Rings movie and now they are one of the most favorite childhood fantasies for people around the world.

These earth-sheltered homes are a great source of inspiration for eco-friendly architecture and design industry. To satiate your fantasy for the shire more, we have compiled a list of hobbit homes from around the world.

Hobbit House by Simon Dale

Simon Dale has built this hobbit home with the help of his family and friends. It is made from sustainable materials and scrap wood in about four months of time and spending £3,000 (approx. $4,200). It is nearly invisible at first sight thanks to the most part built into the landscape.

This hobbit home stands on a timber frame while its roof is made of layer of straw bales and is covered with plastic sheets to restrict water from seeping in. The walls are lime plastered and the entire house is covered in a layer of mud to ensure it blends ever so nicely with the surroundings.

The hobbit house also has a compost toilet, solar panels for power, water diverted from a nearby spring and an unusual fridge that cools with air from underneath its foundation.

Hobbit House by Simon Dale
Image: Simon Dale
Hobbit House by Simon Dale
Image: Simon Dale

The Shire of Montana

If you wish to spend a few days in a hobbit home, The Shire of Montana run by Steve Michaels and his wife Christine is definitely the best place you can get. This partially underground suite is embraced within the earth. It offers modern day conveniences while also incorporates the mystique and caricature of a cozy home featured in fantasy books.

The Shire of Montana - Hobbit Homes from Around the World
Image: The Shire of Montana
The Shire of Montana - Hobbit Homes from Around the World
Image: The Shire of Montana

Hobbitowa in Krzywcza, Poland

Bogdan Pękalski, an experienced self-builder has built this beautiful hobbit home on his own trying to make it blend into the landscape. The house is mainly made from wood, stones and clay. The interior is plastered with clay while lime is used for exterior. It has a living room, bathroom and two bedrooms, spanning over about 45-square-meter.

Hobbitowa in Krzywcza, Poland
Image: Leszek Jaworski
Hobbitowa in Krzywcza, Poland
Image: Hobbitowa

Hobbit House Rental in Washington, United States

Built by Kristie Wolfe, this amazing earth house is available for night stays through Airbnb. It is a unique dwelling buried into the ground for resembling a hobbit-hole house. There is also a round door and a number of architectural details to make it look like a house from the shire.

Hobbit House Rental by Kristie Wolfe in Washington, United States
Image: Airbnb
Hobbit House Rental by Kristie Wolfe in Washington, United States
Image: Airbnb

Also Read: Mark These World’s Most Unique Hotels on Your Bucket List

Hobbit Mountain Hole

Located on a mountain surrounded by nature in British Columbia, Canada, this hobbit hideaway is a beautiful place to disconnect from busy life. There is one bedroom and one bathroom to accommodate two guests. Guests also have access to a small fridge, microwave and an outdoor grill.

Hobbit Mountain Hole
Image: Airbnb
Hobbit Mountain Hole
Image: Airbnb

Hobbitenango Casitas, Guatemala

This hobbit house in Guatemala is constructed with natural materials and eco-friendly methods. It has a double bed, a large fireplace, bathroom with hot shower, and a furnished outdoor patio. The place offers views of the valleys and volcanoes in the vicinity.

Hobbitenango Casitas, Guatemala
Image: Hobbitenango Casitas
Hobbitenango Casitas, Guatemala
Image: Hobbitenango Casitas

Hobbit House Near San Diego

Equipped with an iconic round door, granite rock walls and beautiful wood beam ceilings, this fantasy dwelling is inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien’s, “The Hobbit”. There is a murphy bed, wood-burning fireplace, a small bar and a toilet outside. The hobbit house is surrounded by hiking and walking trails. It can be booked from Airbnb.

Hobbit House Near San Diego
Image: Airbnb
Hobbit House Near San Diego
Image: Airbnb

Hobbit House in Netherlands

This house is completely covered with moss and sand on the outside and has round windows and round door to resemble a hobbit hole. It has a bathroom with shower and toilet and a fully equipped kitchen. There is a lovely double bed and a bunk bed for sleeping in this vacation rental.

Hobbit House in Netherlands
Image: Camping Geversduin
Hobbit House interior in Netherlands
Image: Camping Geversduin

Hobbit House of Pawling

This cozy hobbit house rental features a hot tub. There are two bedrooms with king-size beds, a queen size pull out couch in living room with fireplace and two bathrooms each with walk-in shower. It has facilities looked for in a weekend getaway.

Hobbit House of Pawling
Image: Airbnb
Hobbit House of Pawling interiors
Image: Airbnb

Also Read: 25+ Most Unique Airbnb Vacation Rentals from Around the World

Hobbit House in Vermont, United States

This earth-sheltered, fantasy architecture home was completed in 2018. Charming Tolkien-inspired interior styling, antiques and special touches are added to give it feeling of a hobbit house. There is a queen bed in the master bed nook which adjoins a full bath with a claw foot tub. You can rent it on Airbnb.

Hobbit House in Vermont, United States
Image: Airbnb
Hobbit House in Vermont, United States interiors
Image: Airbnb

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