Lonely House on Remote Island
The world's loneliest house sits on a remote island in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, sparking various theories including being built for a zombie apocalypse. In reality, it was a hunting lodge built in the 1950s. Visitors must face freezing temperatures and giant waves to reach it.
Key Points
- The house was built in the 1950s as a hunting lodge
- Visitors must face harsh conditions to reach the island
Pros
- Unique and remote location
- Adventure for daring tourists
Cons
- Difficult to access
- No modern amenities like running water or electricity