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The idea of an owned cabin for vacations (or even full second home) is somewhat common (anecdotal). You'd need to own the land, as you pointed out.
by sb8244 10y ago
The idea of an owned cabin for vacations (or even full second home) is somewhat common (anecdotal). You'd need to own the land, as you pointed out.
- petre 10y agoIt's common in post-commie Eastern Europe and Russia probably because you couldn't travel out of the country back when the commies were in power and it was rather difficult afterwards with visas and everything. So people well off would have a small country/mountain refuge for vacations.
- coldtea 10y agoIt's also common all over the world. Especially when people live in the city, but have interests/roots in the countryside. English aristocrats, which all could travel out of UK whenever they wanted, would still have "country houses".