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This is The Bolder Skylodges, a pair of 200-sq.-ft. tiny houses that overlook Norway’s Lysefjord near Pulpit Rock.
The tiny homes are nearly 2,000 feet above sea level with the most magnificent views one can hope for, or even imagine.
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200-sq.-ft. Bolder Skylodges Tiny Homes
This tiny house sits nearly 2,000 feet above sea level.
Just look at how dazzling the views are from here.
One of the tall, 200-sq.-ft. tiny homes.
Stepping inside.
Best seat of the house?
Not to worry, there’s room for four.
The kitchenette provides modern comforts.
The actual best seat in the house?
There’s a full bathroom, too.
And another bed on the main level.
A cozy place to sit and relax.
Can you imagine waking up here?
Our SkyLodges are 22 square meters and includes two double bedrooms, designer kitchen from Vipp, fully equipped bathroom and a dining room with a view to die for.
Go to sleep and wake up immersed in nature.
With fully adjustable beds you have the option to relax and recharge – your way.
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