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Mirror Houses in Estonia

Glass-walled houses in the forest and by the lake — privacy in the middle of nature.

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Frequently asked questions: mirror houses

Can anyone see inside a mirror house?

During the day, the glass reflects light outward and the house looks like a mirror from the outside. In the evening, when the lights are on inside and it's dark outside, the reflective effect weakens — most mirror houses therefore have privacy curtains or blinds.

Are mirror houses usable year-round and warm enough?

Most Estonian mirror houses have underfloor heating and a heat pump, designed for the Nordic climate. In summer, air conditioning keeps things comfortable.

Where are Estonia's most popular mirror houses located?

Near Tallinn (Rannamõisa, Laheranna), in southern Estonia (Rõuge, Kääriku), and along the coast (Rooslepa, Lohusalu).

Are pets allowed in mirror houses?

It depends on the house — some accept pets, others don't (due to allergies). Check this before booking.

How much does renting a mirror house cost?

Usually €120–250 per night, depending on the day of the week, location, and extras such as a sauna or hot tub.