Tin Terra Cabin (TTC) is part of Sittin Pretty Farm. TTC is an artful rendering of home using the character and patina of old barn tin and boards accented with the elegance of finely crafted local woods including cherry, red oak, hickory and black walnut. Once inside a feeling of marvel and serenity are sure to help in making heartfelt memories. We are six miles from the attractions of "Viroqua hip" yet nestled in the plain and slow of the Amish with roadside stands cascading produce and pie! TTC was built on site by Steve and finished in 2019. This was a labor of love with the help of Amish neighbors. We used local woods like red cedar, cherry, red oak, black walnut and weathered wood to create a space that is at once old and full of character and new and invigorating. The space is about 900 square feet including an open loft with two beds and a desk/studio area. The downstairs bedroom affords more privacy. With plenty of windows including a large half round window the home basks in natural light. Though artistic in its elegant simplicity you will still find the conveniences of the modern home including running water, hot water, claw foot tub, flushing toilet, and stainless steel kitchen including a gas convection, full size oven. The front covered porch is nod to the art of porch sitting with a porch swing built for two and bent branch cushioned porch chairs. The back deck is a sweet dining spot for four and offers access to the stone pathway that takes you down to the water lily pond and further to the fire ring. Hiking along the dead end ridge road along the property provides expansive views to the West to watch the sun set. Guests have access to the whole house including the basement where there’s a bathroom with shower and the sauna. There is also an additional bedroom. As a host I offer a warm, friendly and ready to help hospitality. I am fully vaccinated and enjoy chatting and sharing what I know about this farm and the area. Sittin Pretty Farm is part of the, an educational non profit. All proceeds from our Airbnbs go to this work. The farm consists of the farm house, two tiny houses and a community kitchen/party barn space. It all rolls into the marvel that is the Driftless region. When I first saw this land and looked West from our ridge it reminded me of a Grant Wood painting: the quaint white farm house with red barn down in the valley, the rolling hills with contours of hay and corn, the undulations of wooded land all stretching out to the Mississippi River valley. Then there's the Amish neighboring farms with the horse and buggy traffic, the slow plod of the work horses in the fields, the colorful quilts flapping on the line, the roadside stands rocking out with produce in the height of Summer! Step back into a slower, simpler time! You’ll likely need a car to get around unless you want to go Amish style horse and buggy! The local roads offer some splendid touring bike routes. This home has a window air conditioner that nicely cools the main level, but the loft can still get stuffy on the hottest of Summer days. The home has a separate entry basement level. There is an electric steam sauna and additional shower bathroom on this level that guests have access to anytime. There is also an additional bedroom with Queen bed. The home is part of 5 acres of land that includes two Airbnb tiny houses and a Community Kitchen/ Event Barn able to host up to 99 people opening in 2022.