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This one-of-a-kind solar-powered vacation cabin sits in the Quebec mountains, secluded from neighbors with absolutely gorgeous views! Called “Le Lagöm,” it’s supposed to encapsulate the Swedish idea of “living life with less.” The huge glass tower surrounds the living room and lets the loft bedroom lookout on the snow-capped evergreens.
If you come during the warmer months, there’s a large deck and patio area where you can eat dinner or sit by the fire. Again, the views are to die for! Check it out below.
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Scandinavian Mountain Cabin with Glass Living Room
Look at this stunning location!
There’s a huge outdoor living area.
Inside is crisp and bright.
Look at this glass tower!
Cook up dinner in the u-shaped kitchen.
The upstairs bedroom also has a large picture window
What a spectacular view!
There’s a bathroom with yet more windows.
The window-less shower with luxury shower head.
Curl up by the fire in the winter months.
You can also make the couch into a ground-floor bedroom.
Super cozy at night!
There’s a hammock for relaxing during warmer weather.
Eat dinner out on the deck.
Or roast marshmallows by the fire.
Oh the fall colors!
Birdseye view of the property.
Highlights:
+ Kitchen fully furnished
+ 1 KING size bed + 1 sofa-bed
+ Sheets included
+ Gaz oven
+ Extension table for 4 people
+ Towels
+ Clothesline
+ Central forced air system
+ Curtains (home automation)
+ Large windows
+ Gaz fireplace
+ Bluethoot Speaker
+ Air Conditioning
+ Roof fan
+ 2 Yoga matOutside
+ Breathtaking views
+ Wood stove
+ Barbecue (summer only)
+ Hammock (summer only)
+ Sun loungers (summer only)TO NOTE :
+ No washer dryer
+ No dishwasher
+ No microwave
+ There is a surveillance camera visible at the entrance to the chalet. She films the entrance of the cars to the chalet.
– Note that once in the mountain, the road to access the chalet is made of stones. + All-wheel drive required or SUV from November 1 to April 30 otherwise a shuttle service is available ($)
+ Animals not accepted
+ Access from the chalet to snowmobile, mountain bike, fatbike, walking or snowshoeing trails (mandatory FCMQ or Sentiers du Moulin pass)
+ Each pocket of wood is $ 10 (cash only)
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Wow, this is incredible!
Absolutely gorgeous! I’m guessing those windows are triple-paned, otherwise you’d freeze with all those windows. (Obviously, I’m a Southerner. LOL.)
Haha I’m sure they are high quality windows! At least, I hope so!
Double pane, look at the 4th and 5th photo down, you can see the number of grooves the glass sits in for the windows and door. Though, insulating gas filled double pane windows can still achieve up to an R-6…
However, it’s well heated with the gas (faux wood) stove and there’s an emergency heater for the bathroom too to keep it from getting too cold. While the only temperature complaint on the AirBNB reviews seems to be for too much heat.
One complaint was in summer, stating you needed a fan to place by the screen door and another was that it can get hot in the upper level while running the heaters… There might also be an issue with sound dampening as the summer complaint also indicated it was hard to sleep with the noise of a windy and fairly severe rain storm but seems to be the only indication of that issue, with most reviewers having a satisfactory experience, albeit the roads to get there aren’t for everyone… Also, the emergency heater for the bathroom is fairly loud when running…
Nice!! Finally someone has understood the Scandinavian style.
Though I am slightly concerned about the carpet close to the fireplace – and no glass plate underneath the fireplace.
And I find the staircase too steep for my liking. Then better with one you can be pulled out to get a more natural staircase with ease of climbing.
It’s a gas fireplace, many of them can function more like a furnace and direct heat. Some can even be zero clearance…
Wow!! I love modern design and glass, so I really love the glass tower concept.
Beautiful. . .
It’s funny I’m partial to traditional designs but I really loved this one!
Beautiful Scandinavian design — as usual — classic! Very cozy and practica and beautiful. — love it!