Tiny home in Pelluhue

Mahuidalauquén is a coastal refuge located in front of the sea, in a natural environment where emphasis has been placed on the recovery of the original vegetation that existed in the place. Designed to take a break from everyday life, reconnect with simple and relaxed life and indulge in enjoyment. Its simple, comfortable and detailed facilities are aimed at providing calm and introspection, reinforcing the link between humans and nature. The space Located on the seafront and with direct access to the beach, it was designed to be a refuge where you can escape from everyday life and its hectic pace and complications. Mahuidalauquén is a return to simple life, which does not imply giving up comfort or convenience, but rather, being a facilitating space for introspection and relaxation, an enjoyment of the necessary disconnection. Everything is designed in pursuit of that intention and contains what is essentially necessary for a replenishing stay by the sea. The construction is minimalist in style (one room plus bathroom), emphasizing the environment in such a way as to attempt a natural and harmonious ensemble. Guest access Everything in the shelter is available for use, guests have the entire space, ensuring the privacy and isolation necessary for the purpose for which it was conceived. Other things to note The shelter is powered by solar energy with a storage autonomy of approximately 36 hours of normal use without receiving a charge. In case of cloudy days or rain, avoid the use of high-consumption electronic devices (e.g. kettle), etc. It is recommended to use the available alternatives (such as the stove to boil water). Water is supplied from a deep well for services and bottled drinking water for human consumption.