Although the cottage was built specifically for The Holiday, its design reportedly draws inspiration from Honeysuckle Cottage ...

Set on a little more than half an acre in the charming hamlet of Toweridge, in Buckinghamshire, the nearly 2,000-square-foot residence is about an hour’s drive from central London. Constructed out of ...

Lucy Small, a Georgia-based home designer, had 4,000 fans lined up to rent her festive cottage rental years before it hit the market. She says the home is so special that its success can’t “be ...

To those of you who gaze with envy at glossy pictures of English cottage gardens, longing to turn your front lawn into a riot of flowers but wary of their watering needs, I say, "Pine no more." By ...

Cottage gardens can be achieved on a budget by planting perennial clusters and sourcing decor from garage sales. Reach out to local gardening communities or your neighbors for plant divisions to save ...

Adorable is an adjective we don’t often associate with an architectural style, but it is the perfect description for the English Cottage. One of the several between-the-wars styles, the English ...

A picture-perfect cottage that sits alongside a river within the U.K.’s South Downs National Park has come to the market with a £5.25 million (US$6.25 million) price tag. Known as Stedham Mill House, ...

Tooting Lane in Birmingham is a pretty and private little street with only nine houses, most of them vintage. One of these is for sale now, an English cottage-style house, built in 1926, listed at ...

Carefree and flowing, the English cottage garden boasts an informal design and a plethora of flowers. Exuding grace and charm, it’s the antithesis of the formal French garden. “Gertrude Jekyll ...

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