Tiny House Cabin Glamper in Camelia Garden with Rustic Barn Shed

We host this "Glamper" on air bnb platforms for stays. Below is the listing information. If you are filming there are additional features such as the creek, shed, Camilla garden, tall swing, chicken coop, large brick main house that has an second-floor balcony (reminds me of Louisana) Glamping: You’ll be camping in the city! Our Tiny House-style camper/cabin is situated in the back of our lot, surrounded by the foliage from decades-old camellias. Although in the city, 6 mins from I75, it feels secluded and private. This location is quite special. When they first bought their home, Casey and Mary Corbin didn’t realize that the original owner, the late Mr. Hulyn Smith, was a Big Deal in the world of camellias, a beautiful flowering tree. He used the yard and the lot next door to propagate many camellias that don’t exist anywhere else! The first time the Corbins saw the yard, it was dark outside and the yard was overgrown and neglected, but Mary noticed that all these trees had tags on them, and she knew she had found a treasure. They are currently in the process of rehabilitating the camellia garden and hope to return it to its original glory. In the winter/spring months, the entire yard is covered in a huge variety of blooms- it’s gorgeous! Nestled in the trees at the back of the property, it really does feel like you are camping-- in the city. The Two Mile Creek runs through the back of the lot on its path to the Withlacoochee River. You can watch the fish, frogs, and turtles, and listen to the water bubble over the rocks. The creek is also in the process of rehabilitation after years of neglect. The property is frequented by wildlife and has been visited by a family of deer, raccoons, possums, squirrels, many species of songbirds, and hummingbirds. There is even an owl we have affectionately named Solomon who roosts in a tree by the creek, and he will “talk” to you as the sun goes down each night. The “Little Leaf Cabin” is a unique tiny home/camper. According to research, it is one of only 40 campers made by the company in this “cabin retreat” style. You'll be staying in a tiny art gallery as the Corbins are both artists. Original paintings, the natural twisting porch railings, and hand-painted tile backsplash, the artistic touches are obvious throughout. Natural light floods the interior with large windows and a sunroof. The cabin has a full kitchen (sink, stove, oven, refrigerator, and microwave) and a full camper bath (sink, toilet, and little shower). For the sleeping areas, there is a full loft above a bigger-than-a-king bed which is plenty of room for 2 adults and children. Mary loves all the windows and the large patio door for bird watching and the open feel. The decorative fireplace gives the place a nice and cozy feel. The cabin is 6 minutes from I75, which puts it close to many activities and attractions such as Wild Adventures Theme Park, Valdosta State University, Grand Bay Wildlife Refuge, and a whole lot more! (See list below). *Note: We have a zero-tolerance for marijuana use on our property. Our children play in this yard. To date, medical marijuana use does NOT transfer from state to state and is smoking it is illegal in Georgia. We will not put our family or our business at risk. Guests that have a medical THC prescription must discuss this with the host and send proof before booking. We will usually meet you and show you around. The main house has a 600sf large art studio/game room on the back.