Featured On HGTV’s Hometown, The Edlin House In Mississippi Is The Perfect Place For Your Next Stay-Cay

HGTV’s hit show Home Town, which stars Erin and Ben Napier, has put Laurel, Mississippi vacation rentals on the map. But it’s not just Laurel that’s reaping the benefits of the show’s success. Recently, the Napiers paid a visit to a neighboring town to work their magic on The HGTV Edlin House, a home that was in desperate need of some TLC. Now available for short-term rentals, this VRBO in Laurel is the perfect place for your next stay-cay.

A great place for a peaceful escape, The Edlin House is nestled on a secluded piece of property in the small town of Ellisville.

It might look familiar – and that’s because it was featured on season 5, episode 4 of Home Town.

During the episode, the Napiers put their design and restoration skills to work, transforming The Edlin House from drab to fab!

New and improved, the cabin-style home now looks like something straight from Pinterest.

Charmingly rustic, it’s got lots of wood features – from floor to ceiling. This unique place to stay in Mississippi has also got an open floor plan, which makes the 1,000-square-foot abode seem much larger.

Able to sleep four, there’s a queen size bed in the bedroom and a full size sleeper sofa in the living room.

Outside, there’s a deck area, which is fairly private. It’s also pretty roomy, providing a comfy place to soak in the surroundings.

And while The Edlin House feels like it’s in the middle of nowhere, it’s not! It’s just a short drive from downtown Laurel, so you can easily explore your favorite sites from Home Town.

Between the professionally designed digs and charming small town locale, this Mississippi vacation rental is a must-visit – whether or not you’re a fan of Home Town.

Ready to book a stay at The HGTV Edlin House? You'll be so glad you did.

So, are you a fan of HGTV’s Home Town? Did you watch the episode with The Edlin House? Have you already stayed overnight at the recently renovated VRBO in Laurel? If so, what’d you think of the Napiers' handy work? Tell us!

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