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What’s the next best thing from a full modern farmhouse reno to your home? Staying in a modern farmhouse Airbnb. In recent years, the farmhouse style has earned a well-deserved makeover. It’s no longer solely the rambling, eclectic vibe steeped in the late 1800s or early 1900s. In fact, according to wallpaper-design studio Hovia, studies suggest “Modern Farmhouse” is the most popular interior-design style in 32 US states. This includes Ohio, Texas, and North Carolina, where “this modern spin on country style,” as Hovia calls it, wins accolades. With wood furnishings, rattan baskets, and pottery, modern farmhouses these days are newly built and often have clean lines, soaring ceilings, and a crisp black-and-white palette anchored by lots of neutral-toned furnishings.All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.This two-bedroom guest suite’s all done up in Scandi style with vaulted ship-lap ceilings and white-oak flooring that boasts radiant heat. According to the listing, the architect also designed homes for Steve Jobs and Bill Gates—so it should be no surprise that the WiFi’s described as “super-fast Internet.” Whip up meals in the kitchen, watch your favorite Netflix or Hulu show on the smart TV in the main living space, take a leisurely bath in the tub, or nap on the sofa bed to truly embrace farmhouse living (with some contemporary tweaks). Not to mention the ideal location, conveniently near parks, hiking trails, biking paths, downtown Salk Lake City, and more.One of Montana’s buzziest towns hosts this two-bedroom farmhouse with a gleaming large white-marble island in the kitchen, sun-dappled rooms, and a deck with views of the lovely outdoor space and flower gardens (whhen in bloom). Bonus: It’s LEED Gold–certified, with solar hot water and a HEPA-filtered ventilation system to prove its eco-conscious commitment. The baths are even stocked with organic shampoo and conditioner, plus earth-friendly soaps.Ever wanted to wake up in a silo surrounded by little luxuries? Here’s your chance with this four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath (plus three lofts) Airbnb on a 33-acre working farm (for grass-fed cattle) in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Eight friends teamed up together on the design, dubbing it their “vision for a more ecological, communal and artistic future.” That vision can be seen in everything from the picture window in the full kitchen to the functioning fireplace in the upstairs living room. The owners also recommend local farms to “shop” for produce as provisions during one’s stay and, at times, vegetables are available from the farm itself, making this an especially great location.Perched on a grassy knoll, this farmhouse is a sugar house (used to turn raw sap into maple syrup) that’s been relocated from another location and now sits on 25 acres. The owners tapped an architect to further integrate this home into its new spot. Flaunting two bedrooms, one full bathroom, and a half bath, plus a wraparound deck thoughtfully outfitted with rocking chairs, the open-concept layout makes it feel larger than the square footage. A gas fireplace in every room turns chilly evenings into cozy nights.

Care to see for yourself? You can try on the style for a leisurely long weekend when you book one of these modern farmhouses on Airbnb. They’re sprawling yet still cozy, making them ideal spots for a group of friends or family members. Everyone can spread out but still reconnect. From Vermont and Virginia to Missouri and Montana, here are seven handpicked modern farmhouse Airbnb rentals.

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Luxury Scandinavian Modern Farmhouse, Draper, UtahThis two-bedroom guest suite’s all done up in Scandi style with vaulted ship-lap ceilings and white-oak flooring that boasts radiant heat. According to the listing, the architect also designed homes for Steve Jobs and Bill Gates—so it should be no surprise that the WiFi’s described as “super-fast Internet.” Whip up meals in the kitchen, watch your favorite Netflix or Hulu show on the smart TV in the main living space, take a leisurely bath in the tub, or nap on the sofa bed to truly embrace farmhouse living (with some contemporary tweaks). Not to mention the ideal location, conveniently near parks, hiking trails, biking paths, downtown Salk Lake City, and more.$117 at Airbnb

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Modern Farmhouse in Historic Downtown Bozeman, Bozeman, MontanaOne of Montana’s buzziest towns hosts this two-bedroom farmhouse with a gleaming large white-marble island in the kitchen, sun-dappled rooms, and a deck with views of the lovely outdoor space and flower gardens (whhen in bloom). Bonus: It’s LEED Gold–certified, with solar hot water and a HEPA-filtered ventilation system to prove its eco-conscious commitment. The baths are even stocked with organic shampoo and conditioner, plus earth-friendly soaps.$799 at Airbnb

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Iconic Virginia Farmhouse With Furnished Silo, Rapidan, VirginiaEver wanted to wake up in a silo surrounded by little luxuries? Here’s your chance with this four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath (plus three lofts) Airbnb on a 33-acre working farm (for grass-fed cattle) in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Eight friends teamed up together on the design, dubbing it their “vision for a more ecological, communal and artistic future.” That vision can be seen in everything from the picture window in the full kitchen to the functioning fireplace in the upstairs living room. The owners also recommend local farms to “shop” for produce as provisions during one’s stay and, at times, vegetables are available from the farm itself, making this an especially great location.$475 at Airbnb

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Cozy Modern Sugar House With Spectacular Views, Bennington, VermontPerched on a grassy knoll, this farmhouse is a sugar house (used to turn raw sap into maple syrup) that’s been relocated from another location and now sits on 25 acres. The owners tapped an architect to further integrate this home into its new spot. Flaunting two bedrooms, one full bathroom, and a half bath, plus a wraparound deck thoughtfully outfitted with rocking chairs, the open-concept layout makes it feel larger than the square footage. A gas fireplace in every room turns chilly evenings into cozy nights.$250 at Airbnb

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Modern Farmhouse – Parade of Homes Winner, Missoula, MontanaStaying at this 2019 Parade of Homes People’s Choice Award that’s right in the Riverfront neighborhood—completed that same year and designed to be a vacation rental—means soaking up this college town’s culture without ever getting in the car. Local art and locally crafted furnishings adorn the home while antlers and a loft-style layout add industrial flair. Each bathroom features heated tile floors and there are comfortable beds courtesy of Denver Mattress Company in every room. There’s a modest dining room ideal for hosting, along with plenty of cozy sitting spaces for socializing. In the yard are games, potted flowers, a gas grill, and a firepit. And for peak functionality, there’s also a small laundry room with a washer and dryer.$332 at Airbnb

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Modern Farmhouse With a Loft, Unbeatable Location, Branson, MissouriAs bustling as this tourism town can be, this home built by two Branson natives presents a quieter, more relaxed getaway, starting with its location—at the end of a cul-de-sac. The open concept encourages congregating, and a loft (reachable via a ladder) hosts two twin beds neatly nestled together. There are also two bedrooms, each with a queen bed. Design features include subway tile and green cabinetry in the kitchen, along with air plants and macramé in one bedroom.$170 at Airbnb

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Modern Farmhouse on 25 Acres, Rochester, VermontCompleted in 2014 and inspired by the area’s former farmsteads, this three-bedroom farmhouse (with three en suite baths) sitting on 25 acres was built on a slight rise to maximize the views of both the expansive meadow it’s situated on and the Green Mountains. The 3,500-square-foot layout—made at the hands of TruexCullins, an architectural firm whose projects include The Cloudveil in Jackson Hole, Wyoming; and Lake Placid Lodge in Lake Placid, NY—features Vermont black slate, Pennsylvania bluestone on the fireplace, and Douglas fir joists. There’s a steam shower, fully stocked kitchen for group dinners, and ultra quaint decor.$691 at Airbnb