Thursday, 5 June 2014

Thatched Roof Thursday #69 - Thurlaston



Pipewell Cottage, Pudding Bag Lane
I kid you not!  That is the street name :).


Thurlaston (mentioned in the Domesday Book)
is a small, picturesque and quiet village about 15 minutes from Coventry.

Pipewell Cottage origins date back about 600 years,
with later additions.  Grade II listed and a gem.

Hope to be back blogging a bit more.  Painting is done and
new carpet looks great!  Hooray!



21 comments:

Linda said...

This is beautiful! I can picture myself living there! :)

Lowell said...

It's an enchanting cottage. Cottage? Looks a wee bit too big for a cottage. Would love to see the inside of this "gem."

I'm glad your work is getting completed. But I can't imagine painting the carpet. ;)))

RedPat said...

It is so beautiful!

Mersad said...

Wow this is so beautiful. Great images as well.

Deb said...

Great looking cottage and a quaint name to go with it.

hamilton said...

It's a lovely house with an embarrassing address.

Cloudia said...

Glad to stroll with you again!







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William Kendall said...

Pudding Bag Lane?

Surely you jest!

Jack said...

It is such a charmer, LOL. Pudding Bag Lane? I suppose I could handle that if this house came along with it.

Petrea Burchard said...

This is a classic beauty.

TheChieftess said...

Our Glendale house was built in 1951...and is considered old by many!!!

Stuart said...

What a charming place !

Kate said...

Another one of your beautiful photos of unique buildings.

Fun60 said...

'Pudding Bag Lane'. Don't you just love the name. Have you researched the history of the name? No doubt there was a pudding maker working somewhere nearby.

Lois said...

Such a charming place! I kind of like the name of the street.

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Pipewell Cottage is a gem Lauren and where else would it be but Pudding Bag Lane.. j'adore :)

Mo said...

You don't get more English than this..thatched roof and weird street name

Betty said...

Great photo! I can imagine that charming cottage on a biscuit tin, or maybe as a jigsaw puzzle.

Stephanie said...

Very pretty house and like the funny name for it.

Unknown said...

You always find such beautiful houses!

Hilda said...

It's a darling! The street name is, too. Of course, it made me wonder if they really had a special bag just to carry pudding. :)

Glad to hear you're done painting the walls. I've been awol because we're having the house's entire electrical system rewired and I'm getting hives from all the dust. I'll be able to hang out at home more when the contractor's done.