1939 Crawford Dairy Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27516

This quirky, multi-level ecological house is perfect for a getaway in the great outdoors. Nestled on 5 wooded acres, the home features covered terraces for al... fresco dining, giant picture windows, and a wood-burning stove. Located just 15 minutes from Chapel Hill, UNC Memorial Hospital, Saxapahaw, and Pittsboro, you'll feel at home in this unique retreat.
The house is a cozy and charming space with an abundance of windows and great art, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Handmade with artsy touches like original mosaics and wood and slate floors, the home includes a wood stove for cold days. The kitchen is fully stocked with pots, pans, spices, and cooking oils, and features a gas range, oven, microwave, and toaster oven. Enjoy organic coffee, a selection of teas, and a variety of kitchen appliances for your convenience.
Well-behaved pets are welcome with a $50 fee per pet per stay. Unauthorized pets will incur a $200 charge.
Attractions nearby include Franklin Street (9.6 mi), Kenan Stadium (10.4 mi), and The Barn at Valhalla (7.5 mi). For dining, Saxapahaw General Store Cafe is 11.7 mi away, and The Mod in Pittsboro is 12.8 mi away. Grocery stores like Lowes Food's and Harris Teeter are within 10 miles, and hospitals such as UNC Hillsborough Campus and UNC Children's Hospital are also nearby. The Raleigh-Durham International Airport is 28.7 mi away.
The home has a very outdoorsy feel, with the possibility of encountering squirrels, birds, and other wildlife. Summertime may bring bugs inside, and cobwebs can appear overnight. The property uses natural pest management strategies and is chemical and fragrance-free. The house has multiple levels and stairs, making it unsuitable for those seeking a single-level space. The only bathroom is upstairs. Unauthorized pets will incur a $200 charge.
The owners built the home by hand using recycled and repurposed materials, creating a rustic and eclectic eco-retreat that stands in collaboration with nature. Enjoy the mosaics made from recycled tiles and the re-homed picture windows and stained glass, all crafted with love and appreciation for the materials used. Read More