For die-hard Hobbit fans with a bit of cash to spare, architect Peter Archer can help you make your dreams come true with your very own Hobbit House.
The Pennsylvania man hired on the architect not with the intention of it being a fully livable abode but rather as a place to house his vast Tolkien memorabilia collection. The building is a 600 square foot dwelling that does an excellent job at mimicking the original Hobbit hole. Inside, the decor has been carefully hand-crafted by taking inspiration from Tolkien's own drawings. Just by looking at the pictures, it appears as if it may have been taken from the set of the newly released Hobbit movie rather then
For lovers of fantasy and/or the Tolkien series, the Hobbit House is an absolute dream, which turned make believe for one lucky man into real life.
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