For Kristie Wolfe, there’s no place she can’t call home.The woman is the figure <a href="https://thehustle.co/meet-the-woman-who-builds-the-worlds-most-unique-airbnbs/">behind some of Airbnb’s most unique listings</a>. And get this, she built them all herself, from the ground up.&nbsp;Wolfe’s handiworks are not your typical vacation homes. In the last decade, she’s built a jungle treehouse in Hawaii, a real-life Hobbit hole in Washington, a converted fire lookout in the middle of a forest and a potato-shaped tiny home in Idaho.&nbsp;Due to the high cost of land in tourist hotspots, Wolfe chose to build her rental homes in lesser-known locations. However, it does not deter vacationers from booking them. Guests have to wait for as long as 430 days in order to reserve a night at some of her homes.The unconventional life paid off for Wolfe. She used to earn $13 per hour doing odd jobs. Nowadays, her properties rack in hundreds of thousands of dollars annually.Image: Kristie Wolfe#Airbnb #VacationHome #Hobbit #treehouse #PotatoHouse #KristieWolfe

Here's the Hobbit house on Airbnb: <a href="https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/8794484">Underground hygge</a>, an Earth house hosted by Kristie. More wonderful photos below.

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