Famous Fayetteville "amp" house is now on Airbnb
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One end of the home, designed by architect Brian Crabb, looks like an amp. Photo: Via Airbnb, used with permission
Asha Mevlana's tiny house is 400 square feet, but you'd never know it by how much she manages to pack into the space.
What's happening: The one-bedroom home, featured on "Tiny House Nation," is now on Airbnb for $141+ a night.
- The impeccably designed tiny house has also been featured in Architectural Digest, Houzz, Country Living, GQ and Dwell Magazine.
What to expect: The space is flooded with natural light thanks to glass-paned garage doors. Despite its size, the home has a full kitchen (with a washer and dryer) and spacious couch.
- The bedroom is lofted above the living space and accessible by stairs.
- There's also one bathroom.
- The highlight is the L-shaped porch outside topped with two lounge chairs.
Amenities: The Airbnb comes with a Netflix-enabled TV so you can binge-watch "Tiny House Nation." (Note: This home was featured on season four, which is not currently streamable.)
- Other features include air conditioning, heating, WiFi, a coffee maker and free street parking.
Reviews: In less than a year, the home has received a 5-star rating on Airbnb with 46 reviews.
- "It's one of the coolest, most well-appointed Airbnb's we've ever stayed in," one guest wrote.
- Another said: "We were greeted with a hand-written note, tasty cookies from a local bakery, and some drinks in the fridge."
Availability: Weekends are booking up for January, February and March, but most weekdays are still available. (Book via Airbnb here.)
- Head's up: There's a two-night minimum.
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