A BOEING 727 plane was converted into a three bedroom home with a huge hot tub and bath in the cockpit.

The unsual Mississippi home was created by beautician, Jo Ann Ussery, after her previous house was destroyed by a winter storm and it's just awesome.

Jo Ann in a boat outside her BOEING 727 home.

Jo Ann relaxes in a hot tub inside her aeroplane home.

Jo Ann Ussery on her bed, inside the BOEING 727 home she made.

The idea came about by an air traffic controller, Bob Farrow, who happened to be her brother-in-law. He encouraged Jo to purchase an abandoned Boeing 727. His suggestion led her to buy the plane which ran from May 11, 1968 until September 20, 1993.

Jo Ann purchased the aircraft for $2000 USD in 1994, had it relocated to Benoit, Mississippi, and refurbished it (mostly by herself). However, some of the plane's features were kept the same e.g one of the bathrooms was kept as an aircraft lavatory and overhead luggage compartments were used as storage space.

Her dream house, nicknamed "little Trump" after Donald Trump's $16million corperate jet has three bedrooms, a living room, a full kitchen, a laundry room and a master bathroom inside, Airport Journals reported in 2003.

Jo Ann fills a birdbath outside her unusual home.

 

The plane's cockpit replaced as a bathtub.

A well stocked fridge inside the BOEING home.

Despite being on the ground, the plane gives the illusion that it's still flying because the nose extends over a lake. The cabin is about 12ft wide, has 76 side windows and 10 windows in the cockpit. In an interview with NBC's Today show Jo Ann Ussery said  it cost her approximately $30,000 to set up the aircraft with necessary heating, plumbing and electrical elements.

According to Good News Center Jo Ann said "the plane is 27 years old and it's the best home in the world. It has all the things you want in a home; a telephone, air-conditioning, an oven, a washing machine, even a dishwasher." She described it has " very warm" and " very big, 42 meters long."

Jo Ann in her kitchen

A bedroom in Jo Ann's BOEING 727 home

The combined dinning and living room area is complete with a carpeted floor and floral designs

Jo Ann added : "my grandchildren love running up and down. And my friends love parties here but there aren't any flight attendants to serve their drinks! Next time, I want a BOEING 747, not a 727 because they have an upstairs and a down stairs, and I want to go upstairs to bed."

Jo Ann's grandchildren - Steven, 9, Kaitlyn, 7, and Morgan, 4, takes a bath in the former cockpit.

According to Airport Journals, Jo Ann only lived in the BOEING 727 between April 1995 to May 1999.