Sunday, August 30, 2015

English Tudor Cottage

UPDATE: ALL OF THESE PHOTOS HAVE DISAPPEARED 
I did not save them to my computer.
With its sloping roof, stone facade and tall windows, this appealing timbered cottage looks as though it belongs in the English countryside. Total living area = 1,695 sq. ft.
The romantic feeling continues in the living room, open to the second floor, with its large raised-hearth fireplace and French doors that lead to a side patio. There are also French doors to the outside in the dining room and first-floor bedroom.
The well-equipped kitchen provides a pass-through counter to the dining room.
The upstairs loft can be closed off as a third bedroom, while the carport can easily be converted to a den, family room or an enclosed garage. Also, with correct site location, the rear of the house is suited to a greenhouse room.
Foundation: slab.
Like it? Want it? Order plans UPDATE This company has gone out of business.

5 comments:

Thomas Hogglestock said...

This makes me very nostalgic. As a kid I used to sit for hours looking at house floor plan books from the library. Every house looked better than the one I lived in.

Anonymous said...

I am hopeful that people will buy these plans and build houses like this!

Instead of the horrific "McMansions" going up everywhere!

this is a lovely house...with lovely proportions..and lovely exterior beauty!

Brava!

I hope people will see and build! Think of it......plans....you can buy!! And everything is right! YIKES!!!!

The Queen Vee said...

This is such a very well thought out plan and absolutely charming, I would love to see it in a completed state.

Sabra Blackmoore said...

I found this plan in a book of house plans about 20 years ago and it’s one of my all time favorites. Unfortunately, I no longer have it but I recognized the front elevation as soon as I saw it on Pinterest.
As the floor plan photos are no longer displaying above, is it possible to give me the architect or architect’s firm name and plan name/number so I can find it for myself?
I am reaching retirement age and am strongly considering this plan for my next and last build.
Thanks

Content in a Cottage said...

Sabra Blackmoore -- Sorry. It appears the firm that was selling these plans has gone out of business. I didn't save the photos to my computer. Good luck finding another plan for your last house. xo, Rosemary