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Clark Farm Silos: Grain Silo Tiny Houses with Mountain Views in Montana

The Clark Farm Silos in Kalispell, Montana offer a unique tiny house experience on a five-acre, three-generation family farm. Five grain silos have been converted into cozy vacation rentals, each maintaining the original cylindrical structure while featuring modern, minimalistic interiors.

Each silo is equipped with a multi-functional living area, a fully functional kitchenette, a private bathroom, and a spacious loft bedroom with mountain views overlooking the Flathead Valley.

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Exterior View of the Grain Silo Cluster

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There’s nothing quite like waking up to a stunning mountain view, and at the Clark Farm Silos, you can do just that. Each silo offers views overlooking the Flathead Valley, so you can enjoy a cup of coffee or an evening cocktail while taking in the incredible scenery.

Living Area with Staircase to Loft

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The staircase from the living room to the loft is both functional and stylish. The silos are the perfect space for a couple or a small family. The loft bedroom is spacious, with a comfortable king-sized bed and luxurious cotton linens. The living area has a convertible couch, which can be used as an extra bed if needed.

Fully Equipped Kitchenette

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The kitchenette is fully stocked with everything you need to prepare meals and beverages, including a fridge, stovetop, and microwave. There are also plenty of utensils, silverware, and pans provided.

Private Bathroom with Recycled Corrugated Metal Shower

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Each silo comes with a private bathroom featuring a walk-in corrugated metal and glass shower, flush toilet, and sink. There is also storage space in the form of shelves and towel hooks. The corrugated metal in the shower was recycled from the various cuts made in the silos for windows and doors.

Loft Bedroom with Mountain Views

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The loft bedroom is the perfect place to rest and recharge. This spacious and airy room offers stunning mountain views and comes complete with a comfortable king-sized bed.

King Bed in the Circular Loft Space

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Video Tour: Clark Farm Silos

Design Details

  • Structure: Converted grain silos (5 total on property)
  • Location: Kalispell, Montana (Flathead Valley)
  • Property: 5-acre three-generation family farm
  • Design Style: Modern minimalist with original cylindrical structure
  • Bedroom: Loft with king-sized bed and cotton linens
  • Living Area: Multi-functional space with convertible couch
  • Kitchen: Kitchenette with fridge, stovetop, microwave, utensils
  • Bathroom: Walk-in shower with recycled corrugated metal and glass, flush toilet, sink
  • Special Features: Mountain views, recycled materials from silo cuts

Lessons from This Build

  • Preserve the Original Form: Maintaining the cylindrical silo structure creates a unique living experience while honoring the agricultural heritage of the property
  • Recycled Materials Add Character: Repurposing the corrugated metal cut from windows and doors for the shower surround reduces waste and creates a cohesive design narrative
  • Vertical Living Maximizes Space: Using a loft bedroom in a cylindrical structure makes efficient use of the vertical space while keeping the main floor open for living areas
  • Location is Everything: Positioning the silos to capture mountain views transforms a functional conversion into a destination experience
  • Cluster Development: Building multiple small units on a family farm creates income while maintaining the agricultural character of the property

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.
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  • Wendy Morrison
    August 12, 2022, 1:29 pm

    The staircase! It must be custom.

  • kathy
    August 13, 2022, 10:30 am

    the silo shown in the photos is stunning! i’d love to stay in one just for the experience. great job on the creativity!

  • Jane Walter
    August 15, 2022, 2:10 pm

    Fabulous ideas. Wonderful design. I’m a farm girl from Iowa and would love to stay in one of these spaces.

  • Kathy Handyside
    January 16, 2023, 2:53 pm

    I wouldn’t want to just stay in one – I’d want to LIVE in one! They are absolutely beautiful! It’s a shame that all the states don’t allow tiny houses. Municipalities need to stop blocking tiny houses.

  • Kevin mason
    January 16, 2023, 10:06 pm

    I have a small silo on my property, I may have to turn it into a tiny house.

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