Wee Nook Hobbit-Style Cabin in Tennessee

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Maybe you disagree, but I don’t think I’ll ever tire of looking at Hobbit Holes! Each has unique features, but all call back to the source material with round doors, wooden accents, and a warm and cozy vibe.

This one in Tennessee is no exception. The 360-square-foot space is a great spot to unwind and unplug. There’s no TV or internet access, but “The Hobbit” and “Lord of the Rings” trilogy are available indoors. A queen bed, kitchen, and bathroom with a stone shower stall provide all you need for a weekend getaway. What do you think?

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The entrance is guarded by a Gandalf statue.

Charming hobbit-style tiny house with a green door nestled in a wooded setting in Tennessee.
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It features the quintessential round door!

Wee Nook Hobbit Hole 22
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It opens into the living room area.

Hobbit-style tiny house entrance with a round door and cozy stone and wood design in Tennessee.
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The living room is to the right, and the kitchen to the left.

Hobbit-style tiny house interior with a small sofa, wooden accents, and compact design in Tennessee.
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Here’s what the door look like from the inside.

Hobbit-style tiny house with a round door, cozy living space, and rustic wooden accents in Tennessee.
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The open kitchen has seating for two.

Hobbit-style tiny house interior with rustic wood accents and compact kitchen in Tennessee.
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I love the curved windows!

Charming tiny kitchen in a Hobbit-style cabin with rustic wood accents and compact appliances.
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The rounded exposed beams add so much character.

Charming Hobbit-inspired tiny house kitchen with wooden accents and compact living space.
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The bed and couch share the main space.

Hobbit-style tiny house interior with a sloped ceiling, cozy bed, and comfortable seating area in Te.
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Snuggle up in the queen-sized bed at night.

Charming Hobbit-inspired tiny house bedroom with rustic decor and sloped ceilings in Tennessee.
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The stone shower stall feels magical.

Charming Hobbit-inspired tiny house bathroom with rustic wood accents and a stone shower wall.
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Lots of wood accent throughout.

Cozy Hobbit-inspired cabin kitchen with wooden accents and compact sink setup.
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Here’s the doorway to the bathroom.

Wee Nook Hobbit Hole 23
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There’s a lovely firepit at the top of the hole.

Hobbit-style cabin nestled in Tennessee forest with outdoor fire pit and seating area.
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A pretty garden space decorates the back of the home.

Hobbit-style tiny house nestled in lush Tennessee forest, blending eco-friendly design with small-sp.
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Hobbit-style cabin with a curved roof and rustic wooden supports in a lush forest setting.
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Some reading is provided, which is great since the house has no TV or internet.

A stack of classic Tolkien books on a rustic wooden table, highlighting cozy, small-space living ins.
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This is the Rock ‘n Refuge map.

Hobbit-style tiny house nestled in Tennessee, blending small space living with cozy, eco-friendly de.
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There’s firewood for the pit.

Wood storage shed in a forest setting.
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Details:

Wee Nook is a 360 sq foot house with a full kitchen, bath, queen bed and sofa. It boasts the most quiet spot on our property, with a lovely pavilion for outdoor sitting in the middle of the woods. The hobbit hole has a live roof, and several eatable plantings around this space for enjoying in spring and summer months. The fire pit in back allows guests to sit back and listen to nature while enjoying “nature’s tv” (a fire).

Guests can enjoy walking the trails around and through the property. As well as visiting the pond for fishing and swimming, the horses and highland cows.

We have a cream and white dog, LeeLoo, that has free range of the property. She will most likely greet you upon your arrival or join you on your walk. She’s very sweet and social, she just wants to meet everyone! She will bark.

**There is NO INTERNET OR TV in this space. There is also VERY LITTLE CELL PHONE SERVICE! We recommend bringing books, games, journals or small hobbies. If weather is supposed to be rainy you might consider bringing a computer with movies DOWNLOADED on it. (Or one with dvd capabilities.)

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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