New Life for the Old Cottage.

This 1890’s home got a much needed update. Removing the old single room style to an open plan living space has allowed the beauty of the house to come through. With it’s high ceilings and decorative timber work the classic charm of the home is back.

Photos by Beccy Haylock

A house with white siding, decorative window trims, and a red front door, surrounded by a white picket fence and a small garden, under a partly cloudy blue sky.
Front of a white house with decorative trim, two large windows with white frames, a red front door, black lantern-style light fixtures, a white picket fence, and greenery in the front yard.
Red front door with decorative panels, black door knob, and a mailbox number 32, surrounded by white exterior wall, black wall-mounted lamps, a white fence, and plants.
Wooden bookshelf filled with various books and small decorative items.
A cozy home office or reading nook featuring a wooden bookshelf filled with books on the left, a framed world map on the wall, a mauve armchair, a small side table with decorative bicycle models and a potted plant, and a window allowing natural light
Living room with two dark gray sofas, red and white checkered pillows, a wooden side table, paintings on the wall, a window with black curtains, a wood-burning stove, and a doorway leading to a room with a world map on the wall.
Kitchen with a dining table by the window, white cabinets, and black tiled floor.
Living room with two sofas, windows with red and black curtains, wooden table, and various pillows.
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