Escaping to a cool, simple cabin in a rural corner is a long-held Swedish tradition. We’ve found two idyllic options in overlooked Gunnarsbyn, near the Arctic Circle
Escaping to a cool, simple cabin in a rural corner is a long-held Swedish tradition. We’ve found two idyllic options in overlooked Gunnarsbyn, near the Arctic Circle
Not really. Land is cheap* and the cabins can be very modest and you don’t have to pay much in taxes because they’re not for permanent living.
Also many families already have a cabin and they’re used by several families, meaning relatives. It used to be grandad’s, now all his kid’s kids use it. Sure, that’s generational, but not wealth so much.
* let me clarify: a lot of land is cheap. Probably not beach property close to the capital though.
Search up Sweden population density. I wouldn‘t be surprised if land for just a small cabin was cheap as hell there.
Land in remote places where no one wants it can be had for cheap.
Land in urban places where there’s high demand cannot
Let me clarify: a lot of land is cheap. Probably not beach property close to the capital though.
If you’re insinuating sth else, speak to me.