Win your own Monolithic Dome bed and breakfast

Submitted Story • Published July 20, 2015 5:00pm • The President’s Sphere

This unique and fantastic Monolithic Dome home could be yours for only an essay and an entry fee! Built by the current owners in 1999, the home sits on 10.37 acres of beautiful, rolling countryside in Lowell, Indiana. Just a hop, skip and a jump away from major shopping and dining locations, and just 45 minutes from downtown Chicago. Thyme for Bed is Chicagoland’s ONLY Monolithic Dome Bed & Breakfast!

The inn currently boasts a spacious bedroom and private bathroom for the innkeeper, three guest rooms, four and a half bathrooms, a large dining area, and two living room/common areas. Thyme for Bed has attracted guests from all over the globe, and you could soon be the one to claim it as your own! But, you can’t win it if you don’t enter … so don’t delay, enter today!

Grand prize includes deed to property plus $20,000 cash.

Good Luck!

Learn more at Thyme For Bed Essay Contest. Remember to read the Essay Contest Rules.

[Monolithic is not part of this contest.]

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