The 9 metre potato was planted in the Idaho soil. Photo / AP Images for Idaho Potato Commission
We can dig this incredible Idaho Airbnb that is shaped to look like a potato.
The holiday let that is shaped like a giant root vegetable has been planted by the Idaho Potato commission in 2012 to celebrate the state's most famous produce.
Built out of plaster, steel and concrete it was originally a touring exhibition, doing a round trip of the USA on the back of a flatbed lorry.
The giant promotional potato eventually returned to the state for good in 2018.
It finally came to a rest in Orchard, a town in Idaho's Boise Valley.
9 metres long by 4 metres diameter and weighing 6-tons, you'd have thought it would be hard to shift the spud. However in 2018 it was bought by developer and BnB host Kristine Wolfe.
"I had a tiny house at the time," Wolfe told the Idaho Statesman. "It was actually bigger than my house. It was always in that game plan, I said one day I'm going to get that potato and make something out of it," she said.
Inside the hollowed out potato, you'll find a double bed and a cosy seating area on the hand-built wood patterned floor.
"I rent to couples, so it's designed for couples. I think there will be a lot of staycations," said Wolfe.
There's also nearby shower-house with an open fire to help you heat up in the Idaho outdoors.
However, bad news if the thought of a giant baked potato makes you hungry: there's no kitchen or cooking facility provided.
At $200 a night, Wolfe hopes her potato house will become a must stay for those visiting the area.
When there's nothing as far as the eye can see, you may appreciate the company.