Many people want to live alone or alone, away from the world. But it is not that easy. In the modern era, it is very difficult to find people who live alone. But there is a small building known as the ‘world’s loneliest house’. It has long been shrouded in mystery, its surprisingly isolated location giving rise to many strange and Has even given birth to horror stories. This small white residence is the only known building on the 110-acre Elysdey Island, an uninhabited and inaccessible piece of land located off the rural southern coast of Iceland.
There are many stories about this building. Some believe that some religious monk might have lived here. According to a story, the government of Iceland had gifted this island to singer-songwriter Björk. One rumor suggests that the cottage was built by a billionaire who came to live on the island during the zombie apocalypse.
It’s hard for some people to believe that home even exists. They claim that its photos shared online were edited before being published. However, it is indeed real. Part of the Vestmannaeyjar Archipelago, Elliday is now completely deserted, but it was inhabited about 300 years ago. The five families living there depended on fishing, puffin hunting and cattle rearing.
The people living here had abandoned this house 100 years ago. (Photo: Instagram)
By the 1930s, the last remaining residents had left the island forever, and it has been uninhabited since then. The property was actually built in the 1950s by the Elidae Hunting Association as a base to hunt flocks of puffins. Was.
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According to The Travel, to reach the house, one can first reach the island via boat from the nearest islands. There is no electricity, running water or indoor plumbing here. But it does have a sauna fed by a natural rainwater collection system. The island of Eliday is a nature reserve and protected area.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: April 6, 2024, 17:08 IST
