Tuesday, 20 March 2012

Gateway to spring


Gateway Cottage at North Rode near Gawsworth. You can often drive along the lesser taken roads in rural Cheshire and come across pleasant surprises such as this. It was the railway station master's house, built in the style of the North Staffordshire Railway Company.

14 comments:

  1. It looks like it is very small. Almost like a doll house. But I think it is really a normal size house. I have not seen anything like it before.

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  2. I would love to live in a cottage like this! I'm glad you found it. The road less-travelled is worth a view. :)

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  3. Nice shot and house. You cant find houses like that in Finland.

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  4. What a pretty house. I wouldn't mind living there.

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  5. That's what I love about England so much Chrissy, you come across these treasures in the most unexpected places. Gateway Cottage is a wonderful find.

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  6. So beautiful image welcoming Spring!
    I like so much this kind of house, with red bricks and so charming entrance!
    Hugs
    Léia

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  7. What a joy for the sense of sight.

    Please have a good Wednesday.

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  8. Chrissy, this is a spectacularly charming cottage. I think we should see it next year on one of the British import television series, like Downton Abbey.

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  9. I was admiring the square chimney, which I don't think I have seen before, but then wondered about those things at the gables - are they also chimneys?

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