Not only is the renovation of this circa 1903 cottage great, but so is the story of how it was found and relocated to its new home on the Magnolia River. Each room has its own special details, like the artwork on a track that hides the TV over the fireplace. I love that the one rule the owners had was that if it came with the house, it stays with the house.
{love the beadboard blue ceiling}
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Love, love this house! I read the article in Southern Living and was so taken with the cottage. I can't imagine actually moving a house to another location, but it seemed to have worked well for them!
don't you love how they hide the TV? love this cottage.
this is my dream house. all of that blue beadboard is amazing!!
What a cute cottage, love all the colors they used!!
Oh I must go check out the article! What a wonderful place. Thank you.
I love this!!! All that blue...so dreamy!
This house is so beautiful and looks so comfortable...I just love it!
This cottage is an absolute delight! I love the different shades of blue and green used to create such a sense of serenity. Lovely xx
This cottage is amazing!
I just finished reading that article also! So cute and creative!
I really do like what they did with these rooms. Clean, simple and fresh.
nice post1
I am also delighted by the idea of keeping the TV in the fireplace. I find it funny, but unique. I see that you made a 1903 cottage a great restoration. Indiana also value old houses and buildings because it stands proof of history narratives. And it also makes the state a nice tourist destination.
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