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Posted in Mississippi June 07, 2019 by Daniella DiRienzo

This Grain Bin Bed & Breakfast In Mississippi Is The Ultimate Countryside Getaway

Sometimes, an in-state vacay is all that’s in the cards. And that’s okay because Mississippi is full of places that offer unique overnight getaways – and The Farmhouse is one of them. A grain bin that’s been transformed into a B&B, it’s sure to be unlike any other place you’ve ever stayed. Take a look (and be sure to watch the video at the end of the article):

Located in Corinth, The Farmhouse was opened in August 2018, so it’s still fairly new, which means a lot of people don’t know about it yet.

Probably one of the most unique rentals in the state, it’s a silo that’s been converted into a B&B.

Though it may seem small from the outside, it’s actually pretty spacious. The 1,000-square foot home will comfortably sleep four.

Offering all the comforts of home, it features lots of amenities, like a cozy living room with gas fireplace and large TV.

There’s also a full kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops.

A downstairs bedroom features a comfy queen-sized bed.

Additional sleeping accommodations can be found in the upstairs loft, which includes two twin beds.

A roomy bathroom, washer and dryer, and Wi-Fi are just a few of the home's other features that'll make your stay more comfortable.

So, how much does it cost to stay at one of the state’s most unique hotels?

Watch the video below to get a closer look at this unique rental.

For more information, call (662) 423-8385. You can also visit The Farmhouse Facebook page.

Address: 73 County Road 171, Corinth, MS, 38834

This isn’t the only place that offers a unique overnight experience. Read about another here.

Daniella DiRienzo

Even though she was born in New York, Daniella has lived in the south pretty much her entire life. The self-proclaimed southerner graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi in 2011. Since graduation, she has worked as a freelance writer for several websites and opened a clothing consignment shop in her town of Picayune, MS.