Nestled deep within the wilds of northeast Oregon, the “Hobbit Hole” is a magical home that looks like something out of a fantasy novel. Built by artist Dan Price, this cozy house represents his quest to live a simple and minimalist lifestyle. Take a look:

Located in Joseph, Dan Price's "Hobbit Hole" is a charming little underground abode.
Flickr/Nicolás Boullosa
Straight out of the Lord Of The Rings, this one-of-a-kind home is built into the side of a natural hill.
Flickr/Nicolás Boullosa
The owner, Dan Price, has spent 20 years living and creating art in the Oregon wilderness.
YouTube/Kirsten Dirksen
Inside his home, every inch of space is utilized. Treasured photos, pots and pans, and small gifts fill the walls.
YouTube/Kirsten Dirksen

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Price says that his studio cost him about $100 to build.
YouTube/Kirsten Dirksen
This is a view of the skylight, built into the top of the hill. This provides some natural light.
Flickr/Nicolás Boullosa
A composting toilet, a propane-powered shower, office, and a pine wood sauna can also be found on the property.
Flickr/Nicolás Boullosa
The hobbit hole is truly a one-of-a-kind space that can only be found in Oregon.
Flickr/Nicolás Boullosa

To see more of Dan Price and the Hobbit Hole, check out this YouTube video from Kirsten Dirksen:

What do you think about the Hobbit Hole? Would you want to live here? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

For more unique homes in the Beaver State, check out our previous article: You’ll Want To Visit These 13 Houses In Oregon For Their Incredible Pasts.

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