Six lovely country cottages
At some point or another, most people have dreamed of escaping to the countryside to their own little cottage getaway. We’ve picked out six lovely country homes to give you a little inspiration.
Honeysuckle Cottage
This charming four-bedroom property sits in the village of Boxford, and while it retains many traditional countryside property features it’s disarmingly spacious once you head through the front door.
From exposed wooden beams on the ceilings to open wood burners in inglenook fireplaces, you get a real sense of rustic charm as you take a look around the property. There’s a truly welcoming atmosphere in every room.
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David's Cottage
This listed home offers a prime location in a much sought after Hampshire village, that is surrounded by charming gardens on all sides.
The property also enjoys fantastic natural light that floods the interior rooms giving it a truly refreshing atmosphere throughout.
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The 'Hansel & Gretel' cottage
One look at this secluded cottage building soon conjures up visions of classic fairy-tales thanks to both its charming ‘old world’ aesthetic and, of course, its location among two acres of lush woodland.
The Grade II listed thatched home also comes with an inviting summer house close to the property – all kitted out with its own electricity and plumbing – making it the perfect relaxation spot for those warmer months of the year.
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Foxgloves
This six-bedroom cottage home is called ‘Foxgloves’ and is, unsurprisingly, a Grade II listed home that actually dates way back to around the 18th Century.
The home was has been steadily renovated over the years and most recently enjoyed a complete rethatch in 2017, which really gives it a wonderful look as you view the house from the street. Magical.
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Willowbank Cottage
This four-bedroom property sits in a fantastically picturesque location out in the village of Gotherington, in a secluded area surrounded by natural beauty.
Originally built around 1650, the home enjoys a gorgeous thatched roof, Cotswold stonework and several more recent extensions that have helped turn it into the perfect family home.
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A rustic cottage in Dorchester
This three-bedroom home in Dorset is a Grade II listed property that’s filled with some true countryside staples – from attractive wooden beams to beautiful flagstone flooring.
We particularly love the traditional country kitchen that’s rustic in all the right ways – we can just imagine baking up a treat on a Sunday afternoon in this warm and welcoming home.
