Looking for ways to enjoy a remote weekend after the lockdown ends? Well, then you might consider this great silo house listing on Vrbo.
The owner of this silo-mansion is renting the home and just wait until you see all the amazing features. Besides being located near a beautiful pond, the Silo Farm Haus is also right in the heart of the wine county of Missouri, USA.
The remote silo is built on a farm and thanks to its great location, you can reach 9 local wineries and great restaurants in just a few minutes. The silo has been on the farm for a long time and it was originally used as a grain storage unit, but the owner decided to turn it into a guesthouse recently.
The silo-home has 800 square-feet and can sleep up to 4 people. Inside you will find an upstairs loft with a queen-size bed, a fully equipped kitchen with everything you might need to prepare your meals, a beautiful living room, and extra mattresses which can sleep an additional 2 persons.
There is also a large bathroom downstairs and a laundry room, so the Silo Farm Haus offers the entire experience of a home away from home.
And if all these weren’t enough, the front porch offers plenty of space for you to spend some quality time outdoors before going for a walk, riding a bike to the nearby vintage market or enjoying a nice glass of wine in one of the local wineries.

Silo Farm Haus on Vrbo

Hi everybody.
We continue to discover for you. Our container house on today’s tour is from Bow Valley, Canada.
Who said shipping-container homes can’t be glamorous? There are plenty of beautiful alternative homes, many of them built inside grain bins or shipping containers.
This next one is a stunning home located in Bow Valley, Canada and was built using six 400-foot shipping containers. The containers have been modified according to the plans of the architects and assembled on location, plus an extra garage was later added to the plan.
Blocks Container Structures are the ones responsible for this project, and they specialize in high-quality, durable and accessible homes made from shipping containers. If you are still not convinced that shipping container homes are great, here are only a few of their benefits: high sustainability, very strong, easy to expand at any time and cost-effective.
Take a look inside this beautiful container home, built on two levels to see the amazing features it has to offer. Not to mention the natural materials used in the interior décor. Truly amazing!

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This farmhouse is an eco-friendly family retreat built out of grain bins, recreating the looks and feel of a Victorian-styled home. The two grain bins were used to create the sidewalls of the house and then rest was built around them.
Being a Victorian-era-inspired home, the interior also features some traditional elements from that period, such as a large dining table place in the center of the house. This central diner is the space where the family can gather, spend game nights together and reconnect. There is also a large living room that can host a large group of people when having friends over and a fully equipped kitchen.
Grain silo homes are great as they have such a unique design and look very different from traditional ones, and offer plenty of possibilities to get creative with the interior space.

Mark Clipsham, Architect

This Victorian Farmhouse could be a functioning farmhouse, or it could be a starter/affordable home, rental, student housing, timeshare, vacation/lake house or rural office. This represents a better way to build affordable housing that is familiar, but different. The design features two 18 ft steel grain bins and a framed center bay, to bring down the scale and allude to a Victorian style.

See the plan set at Dream Green Homes

Here’s an out of the ordinary idea for a vacation home that will leave you speechless and will make you wonder if it would be a good option for you too. Take example from M. J. Gladstone, who used a cylindrical grain bin to create his dream house in Germantown, N.Y. He originally wanted an octagonal vacation home, but what resulted is a merge between differently shaped living spaces.

The reason he wished for a rounded house was, that it offers way more options when it comes to the interior decoration than a regular shaped house with rectangular rooms. Dispersing the furniture in a rounded room can prove to be a real challenge, but it also provides an excitingly new vision upon things. The idea of using a grain bin came from Manhattan based architect Michael Altschuler, who did an amazing job creating a large area of 450 square foot with a living room and a bedroom. Read more about this stunning vacation house on the NY Times…