Lake Martin home to ‘most luxurious’ Airbnb in the country

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November 17, 2023

For $2,200 a night you can now stay in what has been dubbed as the ‘most luxurious’ Airbnb location in the entire country.

No, the property isn’t located in the foothills of Los Angeles, nor Martha’s Vineyard. As a matter of fact, this Airbnb is located in Alexander City on scenic Lake Martin.

“Stunning 8 bedroom lake home allows you to enjoy beautiful Lake Martin like a local,” the listing reads. “The back porch overlooking the pool provides shade and a wonderful area to catch up on a book, an outdoor snooze or have a conversation away from the main rooms of the home.”

Airbnb also showed that the mansion has 10 beds, 9.5 baths, and an overall 5 star review rating from all previous guests. According to Trips to Discover, the travel website that bestowed the title on the property, it has the capacity to accommodate up to 16 guests.

Trips to Discover said that the property is currently completely booked.

Reportedly, the 15,695-square-foot residence cost $17.8 million to build in 1998.

Austen Shipley is a staff writer for Yellowhammer News.

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