9. Church Of St. Johann, Italy
Found in the meadows of Ranui St. Johann Church is a small intricately decorated Church that has a bucolic backdrop and thousands of trees in front of it. While it is not completely isolated but has quite peaceful and calm vibes.
10. Hermitage, Italy
The hermitage of San Colombano is carved into a cliff face about 120 meters up in Trento, Italy. It is believed that the hermitage is built exactly where a saint killed a dragon. The place is perfect for the hermits to just be that. The hermitage was built in 1319 and was used until 1782 and was reopened in 1996.
11. Cougar Peak Lookout, USA
While its entry is not exactly like a house but it is really worth noting. The Cougar Peak Lookout is a small wooden outhouse that overlooks the Clark Fork River. The scenic beauty of the outhouse is truly breathtaking.
12. The Crystal Mill, USA
The Crystal mill is also known as the Sheep mountain hill is in Colorado, USA. It was built in the 1890s but was recognized in the national register of historic places in 1985. The mill never had electricity. The site remains privately owned and is not open for public inspection.
Living at an isolated location may sound extravagant but it brings up its own challenges with it. Some of these places are exceptionally beautiful and are also mentioned in the UNESCO World heritage sites. Many of them remain inaccessible to the general public. However, we are sure, if given a chance none of you will ever fail to make up to the locations.
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