Top 10 Most Isolated Houses in the World
Top 10 most Isolated Houses in the World. We begin our journey about white wooden buildings teetering on cliffs, hand-built isolated houses in the midst of green slopes or modern pile-supported buildings precariously leaning on rocks in the water. These pictures are evidence of out-of-the-ordinary houses, almost straight out of a dream, but they are more real than ever.
Arnastapi is a small fishing village in West Iceland. It is famous for its Helgafell monastery. A three-story building is located just off the reef.
On moving to Norway, we find a typical northern building made of red wood and overlooking endless ice fields. Mountain Meadows, Utah, is the land where a terrible massacre organized by a fringe group of Mormons took place in 1857. Religious and superstitious local people believe that souls of the fallen are still haunting here.
If you are searching for inner peace, you will find it in an old church with adjoining pastor’s house in Holmur Reykjanes, Iceland. While a small house with a roof covered with grass in Wales will bring to mind the village described in The Hobbit novel.
However, a house on a rock, near the town of Bajina, Serbia, is the most popular of this top list because it represents a paradox and a rare example of architectural balance. It is located behind the Tara Mountain, on the rock, in the middle of the river.
Our journey is a journey through colors that brings us to Alberta, Canada, into a wooden house, alone and isolated, overlooking a golden grass hill. In the Faroe Islands, a Danish archipelago between Norway and the Atlantic Ocean, we find ourselves at the edge of the known world.
In the south of Australia, along the Barrier Highway, in an old grain warehouse, we “dive” into an oil painting by Vincent Van Gogh.
Let’s come back to Europe, in Hungary, in a cosy house with all up-to-date improvements and a small cellar for personal use, where you can relax in the greenery of its vineyards.
