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This House in Iceland Is "the Most Secluded Home in the World"

It doesn't get much more secluded than this! If you look at the island here and really squint, you'll notice a property front and center. This special place is called the House on the Vestmannaeyjar Archipelago and is situated on Ellidaey Island, Iceland. Aptly dubbed the 'most secluded home in the world,' five families lived on the island around three centuries ago. However, the lonely structure pictured in this photo was reportedly built as a lodge for puffin hunters.

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According to reports by those who have visited this location, the lodge is surrounded by a fence - which seems pretty odd to us, considering there aren't any neighbors to worry about!