Fire tower house

For those who really want a taste of solitary living, have you ever dreamed of getting away from it all in a fire lookout tower?

Situated atop a hillside, this exclusive getaway in the Tennessee hills is an entertainment destination and a place to enjoy the sweeping views

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Located 18 miles south of Bozeman, Montana, this fire lookout on Garnet Mountain is one of the last remaining towers in the region. During the 1930s, fire lookouts were constructed all over the country by the Civilian Conservation Corps as part of a broader public works initiative.

Inspired by the fire towers of the Blue Ridge Mountain range, this exceptional log-and-timber home was everything its owner/designer sought.

Fire lookout towers are gorgeous, historic and incredibly popular for those who really want a taste of solitary living. This is an elevated tiny cabin that is completely off-grid atop a 40-acre meadow on 160 acres of private land. Surrounded by the U

designed by airbnb superhost kristie wolfe, 'moonpass lookouts' is set on a sprawling 222,577 sqm property, soaring 9 meters in the air.

Situated in the mountains, this chalet is within 3 mi (5 km) of Susquehanna River, Children's Museum, and Columbia County Historical Society. Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania is 2.3 mi (3.7 km) away.

Friends call Bick Smith the “Viewfinder.” The nickname is well deserved, judging by the 360-degree Montana-rama visible from his cool cabin that resembles a fire lookout tower.

Fire tower house