Parva Cottage and Rose Cottage
Ashby Road
A pair of cottages (Grade II Listed)
built in mid 18th Century.
This style of building (two houses together)
is often seen in modern day houses here in England,
called 'semi-detached'. Fun to see an 18th Century version.
I am guessing these are one-bedroom homes. The addition of
a conservatory gives some extra space.
Parva Cottage is on the left and Rose Cottage is on the right.
11 comments:
One bedroom wouldn't do it for me, and I doubt these would weather a hurricane too well, but they sure are cute! :)
They're quite attractive. One bedroom is fine with me, less clutter.
It is a lot more complicated to have two houses on the same plot when thatch is involved. I wonder how they decide that it is time to re-thatch, and what they do if there is a disagreement about it.
Thatched condos!
They look so well preserved. Thought of you when I was in the Cotswolds last week looking at some thatched cottages.
Such a lovely roof that is! And I always like the pheasants!
Very English!
Both beautiful Lauren but really, who could resist Rose Cottage, it's adorable!
What beautifies these are!
rose cottage is quite charming!
I just love those cottages. So British!
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