Pension "Hobbit House"





"Hobbit House" - guest house in Trout Creek, Montana - an absolutely unique. There really is a house, as if intended for visitors from the Shire. The creators of the guest house, Steve and Christine Michaels spent on its construction 410 000 dollars. They themselves live in a two-story house, located across the street from the guest house.
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Pension "Hobbit House"



Pension "Hobbit House"

Steve and Christine Michaels near another "Hobbit House" - Bilbo Baggins up house, the protagonist of the book by JRR Tolkien's "The Hobbit."

Pension "Hobbit House"

Living room and kitchen. One night spent in the hostel will cost $ 245. There are two bedrooms and a nursery. Stan Hamm, who designed the house, this one "Hobbit refuge" is not limited.

Pension "Hobbit House"

The bedroom, on the bed where the wise wizard Gandalf forgot his hat. Nightlight is made in the form of hobbit door.

Pension "Hobbit House"

The roof is an amazing building, built into a hill. It got into the habit to come moose sleep - because the ground is warm even in winter. The total area of ​​buildings - 1,000 square feet (92, 9 square meters).

Pension "Hobbit House"

One of the decorative "hobbit houses».

Pension "Hobbit House"

Besides housing hobbits, fairies houses near there - a height of 12 inches (0, 3 meters) or less. They are located in the tree trunks. Houses are lit at night.

Pension "Hobbit House"

Samih fairies hard to see, but hung out to dry your laundry - it is not uncommon.

Pension "Hobbit House"

Hobbits eat six times a day, and one of their favorite foods are mushrooms. Such are the decorative mushrooms can also be found near the guest house.

Pension "Hobbit House"

Mr. Michaels and his "aircraft" parachute-equipped engine.

Pension "Hobbit House"

Sometimes past him fly breeding in these places bald eagles.

Pension "Hobbit House"

The couple previously bred llamas on a ranch in Colorado. Now they have only four pet.

Pension "Hobbit House"

Hostel located on the street "Hobbit alley." But with a GPS-navigator to find it unlikely.

Pension "Hobbit House"

Source: nytimes.com