Some of the most beautiful houses around the world have been built in farms, and they’re amazing to look at! In this list, we’ll be featuring the 10 most beautiful farm houses that will make you drool! Check them out below!
The Oasis of Yemanja
Located in Brazil, The Oasis of Yemanja is a gorgeous cliffside mansion with a swimming pool and magnificent views of Bahia. It’s not hard to see why so many guests have fallen in love with their stay here! If a holiday home has never made it onto your bucket list, consider adding this one! It’s more than just another incredible property; it’s an experience. Guests are immersed in nature, yet pampered by modern comforts and amenities.
The World’s First Solar Powered Farmhouse
This gorgeous fully solar-powered home is located in Germany and draws its energy from almost 250 solar panels on its roof. The eco-friendly home features a gray water recycling system, and is intended to be completely off-grid—even lighting up it’s own rooms using sunlight. While the house itself would cost upwards of $130,000 to build, Sun Tracking Solar has announced plans to create smaller versions for much less (like $16,000) next year.
Gyeonggi Green Energy Project I
The Gyeonggi Green Energy Project in South Korea is an array of solar panels designed to power all of Seoul’s major government buildings. With an estimated capacity of 100 MW, it became operational in 2009 and is one of several eco-friendly initiatives introduced by Mayor Oh Se-hoon since his election in 2002.
Gyeonggi Green Energy Project II
Located just outside of Seoul, South Korea is Gyeonggi Green Energy Project II (GGEPII). It is home to a vast array of green energy facilities: 39 wind turbines, three solar plants and two biogas generators. Opened in 2010, it generates around 99 billion kilowatt hours (kWh) each year, enough to power about 80,000 South Korean households.
Made in Taiwan:
That’s what Formosa Plastics Corp. has proved by transforming it into an eco-friendly theme park in central Taiwan. The made in Taiwan theme park opened in January and has attracted around 350,000 visitors to date, said Chiu Kang-sheng (邱康勝), president of Yaohua Holding Group Co., which owns Formosa Plastics and is listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange.
Green Panda House
This is a really fantastic vacation spot for those who want to take in all of China’s major tourist attractions. You could spend a week or more at Green Panda House and still not see it all. Most people spend their time on day trips—the Great Wall, Xi’an, Yangshou and other local attractions are all within a few hours of your stay.
Khan Shatyr Entertainment Center
Built by Kazakhstani developer Arzu Rishek in 2008, Khan Shatyr Entertainment Center stands out with its circular design and distinctive undulating roof. The giant tent-like structure covers an area of 120,000 square feet and is surrounded by a lake, making it feel like it’s floating on water. While Khan Shatyr caters to many functions and offers retail space to vendors, it’s most widely known for its state-of-the-art planetarium.
El Nido in Palawan, Philippines
Nestled in a cove on a small island just off one of Palawan’s gorgeous beaches is El Nido, a tiny village that has become synonymous with idyllic tropical living. The vast majority of El Nido’s accommodations are situated right on its incredible crescent-shaped bay, offering breathtaking views day and night. Some hotels even offer their own private beaches so guests can enjoy sunshine, swimming and snorkeling all within arm’s reach of their front door.
Wild Sheep Ranch, Idaho, United States
It’s hard to imagine a more idyllic setting for a home than at Wild Sheep Ranch, Idaho. The secluded property stretches out over 3,000 acres of wilderness and pristine mountainous views.
Sunken Forest House, New Zealand
The Sunken Forest House is one of those architecture projects that just has to be seen to be believed. The two-story glass house was hand dug into a large sand dune on a New Zealand beach, with stairs leading up from either side of it.
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