Sometimes you need a break from your regular life, but maybe a vacation out of state isn’t in the cards right now. There’s a quaint, artistic Airbnb right in Portland that’s the perfect place to kick back and relax. It’s budget-friendly and close to home!
Welcome to the Magic Barn! This adorable little abode was just a ramshackle shed when the owner purchased the property, but he turned it into something truly special.
Airbnb You’ll find the Magic Barn in Portland. It’s offered on Airbnb.com for nightly rentals.
Step inside to find a truly magical space. With warm wood and lots of natural light and plants, the Magic Barn is a special place where you can relax and rejuvenate.
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The little barn was built in 1936, and completely renovated, using reclaimed barn wood and upcycled furnishings.
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You’ll love the clawfoot tub in the bathroom!
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Every piece inside was carefully chosen for both its functionality and beauty.
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The owners and their friends are artists, and you’ll find many artistic pieces inside.
Airbnb The painting seen here over the couch is by TJ Ravenwolf.
You’ll also find some beautiful sculptures in the garden!
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Owner Todji is a sculptor, and many of his sculptures are displayed here for you to enjoy during your stay.
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The Magic Barn is located behind the main house, and your host, Hobie is available to assist you during your stay. Book your getaway now, and look forward to snuggling in here soon!
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You’ll find the Magic Barn in Portland. It’s offered on Airbnb.com for nightly rentals.
The painting seen here over the couch is by TJ Ravenwolf.
Does the Magic Barn look like a place you’d like to stay? Tag the friends and family you want to join you, and make your reservation on its Airbnb listing page soon.
If you’re looking for other Airbnbs to stay at in Oregon, you’ll want to check out this earthen house in Portland, and this cute rental property located on an alpaca farm on Sauvie Island.
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Address: Portland, OR, USA
