There two homes here under this beautiful roof.
The photos from this vantage point show a lot of the amazing timber.
We are talking Circa 1500 for parts of this cottage
sitting on a very busy road with a tiny footpath in front.
Look at the lower beam.
See how it seems to be waving in and out? Wall is not flat. Love it.
Back to the beach tomorrow for us all :).
9 comments:
I love that non-straight capture, and the amazing timber worked right into the brick! Simply from looking, you just know it's gotta be older than America:) You're finding lovely, unusual homes every week.
Great looking cottage, even has a horseshoe up on the wall
Another beauty.
Lovely! Your photos always make me want to move to the UK. :-)
Imagine the stories that this house could tell. Lovely images.
Another beauty!
Haha! I'm thinking if Parts of me had been around since the 1500's those parts may be buckling too :) another fabulous TT (Thursday Thatch) LOL, hope you have a super relaxing weekend.
I think I love thatched cottages because they bring fairy tales to mind. This one is no exception.
Thanks, JM & Grace (and Grace...he he)
I feel the same, Petrea. Magical.
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