Who here enjoys a cabin getaway?
“Texas Real Estate Source surveyed 3,003 respondents, asking them which part of the country they would most like to own a cabin,” according to a statement. Three locations from Connecticut made the list.
The first Nutmeg locale at 72nd overall was Candlewood lake in Western Connecticut, according to Texas Real Estate Source:
“Candlewood Lake, the state’s largest man-made lake, is surrounded by hills that blaze red and gold each autumn. Rustic cabins and lakefront cottages remain a staple of the market, used both as weekend retreats and full-time homes. With median values in surrounding towns starting around $400K, the area balances natural beauty with relative affordability for western Connecticut.”
Litchfield Hills in Northwest Connecticut was next at 113rd, according to the survey. Quiet Corner in Windham and Tolland counties rounded out the state’s representation in 124th overall.
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What destination took the top spot? The honor went to Estes Park at Rocky Mountain Gateway in Colorado, according to Texas Real Estate Source.
Check out the full list below, courtesy of Texas Real Estate Source:
“Cabins capture something timeless – the idea of retreating into nature without losing the warmth of home. Whether people picture snow on the roof, leaves at their doorstep, or a lake just outside the window, the appeal is the same: a cabin feels like your own little piece of the world,” said Tony Gilbert, founder at Texas Real Estate Source.