Set in the Cheshire countryside, this white painted cottage dates back to the 1600s and features five bedrooms, a swimming pool and a separate summerhouse.
1/10 Exterior
2/10 Garden
The cottage, which is set back from the road, has the perfect tranquil surroundings.
3/10 Conservatory
Wicker furniture mixed with a woodburning stove helps to create a rustic conservatory area.
Find a similar woodburning stove at Yeoman Stoves. For a similar light, try Onward Trading Company.
4/10 Conservatory dining area
Wicker dining furniture helps create a multi-purpose area.
The table and chairs are from Habitat. Find similar plates at Villeroy & Boch.
5/10 Conservatory seating area
The wicker chair, covered in cushions, turns the conservatory area into an extra sitting room.
The wicker chair is from Habitat. The birdhouse is from The Summerhouse.
6/10 Kitchen bench
A bench in the kitchen adds to the rustic feel of the house.
The bench cushion fabric is Toile de Jouy by Schumacher at Turnell & Gigon.
7/10 Kitchen cooker
The batterie de cuisine is an integral feature for hanging pots and pans in this country kitchen. The owners kept the looked pared down by matching its colour to the units.
8/10 Kitchen
The island unit and batterie de cuisine provide the focal point of the classic cream scheme.
The units are from Martin Moore & Company. The walls are painted in String by Farrow & Ball.
9/10 Bedroom
In the bedroom, a luxurious fabric canopy adds an opulent touch. The bedhead was made by a local joiner.
The bedspread is from The Hidden Jem. Find similar cushions at John Lewis. The flowers on the wall are from The Summerhouse.
10/10 Summerhouse
Muted colours and cosy seating create a welcoming retreat in the summerhouse.
The walls are painted in bone by Farrow & Ball. The wreaths are from The Summerhouse.
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