Hyggeland Cabin

Hyggeland Cabin sits on seven acres outside East Nassau, New York, built in 2024 with three bedrooms and two bathrooms for up to six adults. The property backs onto open land with no visible neighbors, and the deck looks out toward the Catskills, a spot for morning coffee or an evening sunset.

Outside, a wood-fired Goodland hot tub and a Breeo fire pit anchor the evenings, with a Weber grill and radiant floor heating inside for comfort through cooler nights. A full kitchen, fireplace, and Wi-Fi cover the basics, and the owners note the cabin is built to passive-home standards, capable of running fully on solar with a Tesla Powerwall. EV charging is available for an added $20 a day.

For groups wanting more room, a separate tiny house on the property sleeps three more guests for an extra $150 a night; it has a kitchenette, running water, and outdoor shower, with bathroom access back at the main cabin a short walk away. Dogs are welcome throughout.

The location puts the Berkshires within easy reach: Tanglewood is about 25 minutes away, Jiminy Peak around 15, Jacob's Pillow 35, and MASS MoCA and The Clark roughly 30 minutes out. A swimmable freshwater lake is just 10 minutes from the door. Rates start at $590 a night, and booking runs through Airbnb, where current pricing and availability are listed.