It is widely speculated that "The Sound Of Music" star Julie Andrews once resided in the Rubber House—a studio and retreat in Accord, New York. The listing is available through Airbnb for north of $250 a night and is often used as a creative retreat for artists and performers looking to relax in a secluded area. Check out what the Rubber House has to offer.

Originally built by famed American choreagrapher Eugene Loring and his partner, the Rubber House is surrounded by seven acres of land which includes hiking trails and lakes to explore.

Floor-to-ceiling windows surround the chef's kitchen, which opens to the dining room and living room, and allows guests to whip up meals without ever feeling as though they've left the great outdoors. 

Fit with a fireplace, a wooden deck and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer a view of the private meadow, the master bedroom is as cozy as it is picturesque.

Of course the guest suite is just a cozy, with its own patio. The room is also a few steps away from the "writers tower," a secluded location up a flight of stairs which provides a view of the home's rooftop and fields.