Imagine yourself following the rhythm of the tracks in a comfortable carriage on a train track surrounded by the beauty of nature. You can feel how peaceful it is. What if this wagon is not on the rails, but has a tiny cabin in the middle of nature? Now we’re going to talk about this tiny cabin today.
This tiny cabin was built by skilled craftsmen in New Hampshire, inspired by 19th-century design with a keen eye for detail. This nostalgic cabin offers modern amenities and conveniences such as electricity, running water, and numerous sockets to charge your mobile phone.
The Bathroom:
The bathroom of this cozy cabin has a flush toilet, a shower with hot and cold water, and all necessary toiletries. You will feel at home even in the middle of nature.
The Galley Kitchen:
The galley kitchen is equipped with a sink and mini fridge, making it easy to prepare simple meals and snacks. There is ample storage space for food and all necessary utensils will be at hand.
The Propane Stove:
In the colder months, it is heated by a propane stove, which adds to the ambiance of the cabin. You can relax in bed and watch the flames dance while staying warm and cozy.
The Skylights and Screens:
The cabin features opening skylights that provide natural light and fresh air. The windows also have screens that provide a diagonal breeze on warmer days. The cabin is fully insulated with sheep’s wool, providing a comfortable environment whatever the weather.
You can rent and experience this cabin for $100 per night. Staying in a cabin is an experience you will never forget. It offers a unique blend of past and present, combining 19th-century nostalgia with modern amenities and comforts. If you are looking for an unforgettable vacation that will transport you to a different time, this cabin is the perfect place.
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