A woman and her husband transformed her parent's cabin into a solar-powered off-grid home in Kentucky complete with a 50-yard zip line — take a look

Lauren EdmondsDec 31, 2022, 18:53 IST

Allie and Dillon Curtin's home in Kentucky.Courtesy of Allie J. Curtin

Allie and Dillon Curtin renovated an off-grid, abandoned cabin in Kentucky.
Allie's parents bought the property in 2002, but it was relatively unused until May 2020.

Dillon and Allie Curtin of Kentucky renovated an abandoned one-bedroom cabin into an off-grid home.

Allie and Dillon Curtin of Kentucky.Courtesy of Allie J. Curtin

Allie and Dillon met as teenagers before tying the knot.Courtesy of Allie J. Curtin

The couple moved to Campbellsville, Kentucky, after living in Florida.Courtesy of Allie J. Curtin

Dillon and Allie renovated the cabin on the weekends.Courtesy of Allie J. Curtin

The family installed 12 solar panels for electricity.Courtesy of Allie J. Curtin

The wood features are visible inside the home and can be found throughout the kitchen which has green cabinets.Courtesy of Allie J. Curtin

The Curtin family's living room has a TV and large glass doors.Allie J. Curtin

Next to the dining area is the wood furnace.Courtesy of Allie J. Curtin

The long wooden table is perfect for family meals.Courtesy of Allie J. Curtin

A view from the Curtins' loft.Courtesy of Allie J. Curtin

The Curtins added the bathroom onto the cabin.Courtesy of Allie J. Curtin

The added deck created more space for the couple.Courtesy of Allie J. Curtin

The deck offers views of Kentucky's nature.Courtesy of Allie J. Curtin