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Tolkien’s fan built a Hobbit house in the Scottish village

A Tolkien’s fan began to built the Hobbit house in the 80’s. Since then, he continued adding details, that perfectly complement the fabulous theme. This comfy home has two bedrooms, an office, a bathroom, a kitchens and a fireplace. The character is in every detail; from furniture to dishes. Grant is kind enough, to let visitors have a Hobbit experience. Let him know in advance; do not just show up and ruin his breakfast.

Location: the Scottish highlands

via reddit

UnusualPlaces Field Notes

Access
This is a private home in Tomich, not a public attraction. A 2023 STV report said Stuart Grant had welcomed visitors, but no current contact or booking method was found. The article’s 2017 invitation to contact him is not current permission. Do not show up, seek out the property, or enter without an explicit current invitation.
Admission
No current admission price or public admission policy is published. A 2023 report mentioned voluntary donations from welcomed visitors; it did not establish a current ticket or tour.
Opening hours
No public visiting hours or current booking channel could be verified.
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2026-09-29

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  1. Absolutely amazing. The sitting room is so cozy, you can imagine the fire lighting and listening to a storm howling outside. Brilliant in every detail

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