Off the coast of Iceland, the House on Elliðaey Island stands as a testament to the beauty of isolation.
Perched on a grassy hill overlooking the North Atlantic, this isolated cottage provides stunning views of the surrounding ocean and nearby islands. The house is actually a hunting lodge, used by local puffin hunters during their seasonal expeditions. Accessible only by boat, the house offers a retreat from the noise of the modern world.
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