sn’t it amazing that a home can be built with no intention of impressing the neighbors, but ends up impressing everyone, for over a century?
Originally posted 2015-10-16 20:40:32.
Who doesn’t like a nice porch?
The stone wall out front adds a nice finishing touch.
Originally posted 2015-10-16 13:44:45.
Worthy of a minute of your time…
The oldest wood frame house in West Virginia…
http://www.relivinghistoryinc.org/
Originally posted 2015-10-14 18:48:01.
All too soon it will be time to hang the stockings by the fireplace.
Originally posted 2015-10-14 15:41:35.
Now, here’s a chimney… with four fireplaces… and two windows!
Originally posted 2015-10-12 18:29:04.
A sweet little brick home.
This would make a great starter home and would be excellent as part of a larger future home. The dormers on this cottage, as well as the tall windows on the front are just… perfect.
Originally posted 2015-10-12 13:18:40.
I’ve only seen this home design in North Carolina.
Originally posted 2015-10-11 14:39:53.
I have yet to see a home that had shutters on it that was not more attractive for having them. Clearly there are homes that shouldn’t have shutters on them but thankfully those homeowners have not put out the extra effort and expense to do so.
Originally posted 2015-10-08 13:15:00.
The barn is full of hay.
There is a beauty to be found in old barns, made of wood, by the hands of farmers, that has been lost with the new fabricated steel barns that now are being built.
Originally posted 2015-10-06 19:08:54.
Is this little red house trying to hide behind that pine tree? lol
What a sweet little home.
This house has been “placed” perfectly… visually she is safely tucked-in next to the hillside behind her.
I would have designed and built the addition a little differently… perhaps recessing it a bit so that the charm of the main part of the house was more up “front and center” and thus focusing my eye mainly on it.
But other than that, I’m green with envy over this red charmer.
Originally posted 2015-10-06 14:34:58.
