Grant Johnson moved to Utah as a young man in his 20s and purchased a piece of land that would later become an inholding of the Grand Staircase-Escalante Monument. Grant spent the next 40 years creating a off-grid homestead with a 5,700 square foot cave house. It’s incredible what humans are capable of given enough motivation and time. If you’re interested in checking out the property in person you’re in luck….its listed on Airbnb ($355) see listing below: [embedded content]
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The temperature in the cave is regulated all year and feels warm in winter and cool in the summer. We are all off-grid and use hydro electricity for power. The stay does require a four-wheel-drive for the last mile before reaching the cave. Sometimes musicians come through to jam in our amazing music room. We encourage you to bring instruments or join us.
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The neighborhood is a dead-end, dirt road with only a few ranches that are quite spread apart. It is 8 miles from the closest town of Boulder, UT. Plenty of parking and space in general out here, along with silence and stars. Share our kitchen if you’d like. You have a fridge, microwave, BBQ, blender and utensils in your private wing, along with ground coffee and drip coffee maker.
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