Compact, steep-roofed, and snug — the cottage that started in New England.
A modest, weather-hardy form from colonial New England: a story-and-a-half cottage with a steep gable roof, central chimney, and dormers tucked into the eaves. Charming and unpretentious, it scales from a tiny cottage to a comfortable family home while keeping its cozy, symmetrical character.
Weathered cedar shingles, white clapboard, painted trim, brick chimney, wide-plank floors, painted beadboard
“Snug, charming, and durable. A small house with a big sense of home.”
