Cabin
A cabin is a small wooden structure or building, often used as a vacation home, retreat, or minimalist dwelling, typically ranging from 200 to 1,500 square feet.
Fun Fact
In less popular rural areas like parts of West Virginia and the Ozarks, cabins with land can still be found for $110,000-$180,000, far below prices exceeding $500,000 in well-known mountain destinations.
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