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Dunkin' Donuts built a tiny home that's powered by coffee - and it cost just $10 a night to stay there

Aria Bendix   

Dunkin' Donuts built a tiny home that's powered by coffee - and it cost just $10 a night to stay there
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This house runs on Dunkin'.

Coffee isn't just meant for powering our mornings - it can now power our homes as well. In October, Dunkin' Donuts revealed the first-ever home to run on coffee, a 275-square-foot structure with a full kitchen, bathroom, and king size bed.

The home was first unveiled in New York City, before being made available to rent in Nahant, Massachusetts, a town just outside Boston.

The home was formerly listed on Airbnb, where reservations immediately filled up. Bookings were limited to two guests, who received unlimited access to coffee - all for the low price of $10 a night.

There's still a chance to see it for yourself, thanks to photos and a 3D tour. Take a look inside.

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