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Quirky and Cozy 80s Sculptural Plaster Owl House

on June 1, 2023

Looking for a unique home style? This Owl Hill House was built by artists in the 1980s and has a funky, sculptural feel. The furniture is all built into the walls and gives you a cozy Hobbit-like spot to vacation.

There’s a bed, full kitchen, and bathroom, as well as a cozy round living space with a wood-burning stove. While the Airbnb listing doesn’t mention it, this looks like a cob home with plaster walls!

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570 Sq Ft Owl Hill House

Unique sculptural plaster owl-shaped tiny house in a lush green setting.

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There’s a built-in couch and a sitting chair.

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A wood stove will provide warmth on chilly Vermont nights.

Quirky and cozy 80s sculptural plaster owl house interior with unique design elements and warm light.

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A round rug is the perfect touch here.

Cozy living room with sculptural plaster owl decor, featuring a wood stove, comfortable seating, and.

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I love the organic feel of the ceiling and arches.

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The kitchen is in a side alcove.

Owl-shaped plaster tiny house interior with organic curves and natural light, blending quirky design.

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The bed is also tucked into an alcove.

Quirky 80s plaster owl-shaped house interior with cozy sleeping nook and wooden accents.

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There’s seating for two at the built-in breakfast bar.

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There’s also a closet to put away clothes.

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Now that’s a fun design for a bookshelf.

Charming plaster owl sculpture decorates the cozy interior of this quirky 80s house. Unique small sp.

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There are multiple layers of countertops.

Charming plaster owl-shaped tiny house interior with wooden desk and cozy window view.

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The bathroom with built-in seating.

Quirky and cozy 80s sculptural plaster owl house interior with unique design elements and small spac.

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There’s a toilet and shower (not pictured) in the bathroom.

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There’s a four-burner cooktop.

Charming plaster owl-shaped house with cozy kitchen and natural light.

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Would you like to stay here? Live here?

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Description:

Owl Hill House is an organically shaped structure built by a group of sculptors in the early 1980’s and recently renovated by one of its original creators. Its 570 square feet interior is bright, airy and cozy with hand-plastered, sculptural, white walls and custom built-in furniture. It is set in a tranquil clearing surrounded by beautiful trees on a private Vermont dirt road, and is the perfect base for exploring northern Berkshire County’s cultural gems and southern Vermont’s picturesque towns and natural beauty, or to just relax and leave the rectilinear world behind.

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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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  • Liz
    June 1, 2023, 7:59 pm

    Would LOVE to visit! The architect, builder and decorator are highly impressive. Stupendous job!!!

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  • Kathy
    June 1, 2023, 9:38 pm

    Another cool place! What fun it would be to visit there.

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