The Barn, a three-bedroom property, is located in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Considering a thatched roof made of broom, sedge, heather, palm, grasses or flax? Read the pros and cons in our Hardscaping 101 design guide:
Following on from a discussion at www.flickr.com/photos/inglian/198726881/ here are some examples of thatch that look to me fairly new ...on well-appointed houses too, not cottages. I cannot now be certain, but I think this was the village of Easton Royal, near Pewsey in the lovely but under-appreciated county of Wiltshire.
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You can find the English thatched cottage in most counties in England but especially in the once major corn growing counties.Thatch was used as a form of roofing for all types of cottages, the half-timbered cottages in the woods, the stone cottages of the Cotswolds and the cob cottages of the south west of England.
This gorgeous home dates back to the 17th-century and has incredible period details.
The storybook countryside of hedgerows, grazing sheep, thatched-roof cottages and stately homes harks back to the days of the medieval wool trade
At their London workshop, master carvers Tom Nicholls, Josh Locksmith and Sam Lee explain to Christabel Chubb how they are keeping traditional stonemasonry skills alive
This week's renovation tour is one of the most spectacular projects we have come across.
Considering a thatched roof made of broom, sedge, heather, palm, grasses or flax? Read the pros and cons in our Hardscaping 101 design guide:
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One of the biggest mysteries surrounding Stonehenge is how any of it is still standing, given the predations of souvenir-hunters and vandals including the great 17th-century architect Sir Christopher Wren. He paid many visits to the ancient monument on Salisbury Plain and his surname can still be seen carved on one of its stones.
Perched on a cliff-top in Christchurch, Dorset, potential buyers need only turn 180 degrees from the rural idyll of the cottage itself to take in the stunning views of the Solent. The unique combination means the four-bedroom detached property boasts the best of both worlds. And for estate agents - never lost for a word or two - its sale is ‘a once in a lifetime opportunity’.
Faced with the daunting task of reviving this 17th-century cottage in the Cotswolds, Ben Adler and Pat Llewellyn enlisted the help of historic building consultant Hilton Marlton. Together, they restored its original features without losing sight of the need to make it a comfortable weekend base
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Repairing and conserving a longhouse to preserve the historical significance and create a comfortable, sustainable home in the countryside.
From Japan to Chile to the English Cotswolds, discover 11 thatched roof villages that celebrate the historic building method
