Between the glamorous offerings of big cities and the neighborly comfort of suburbia, homes "in the middle of nowhere" are rarely even a second thought. Yet, every now and then we stumble across a homeowner who's decided to make a life for themselves in, say, a pre-fabricated studio along the banks of a river in rural Australia.
And after a little digging of our own, it's clear that they aren't the only ones. The breathtaking escapes we discovered here can be found all over the world. And they're about as secluded as it gets (or so it seems).
House in Iceland
Home in Ontario
Cabin in Italy
Cottage in Quebec
Retreat in Ireland
Hideaway in Norway
House in Colorado
Home in Greece
Cabin in Wyoming
Cottage in Scotland
Retreat in France
Ranch in New Zealand
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