Thursday, January 28, 2016



It's 1688: The Thirty Years' War with its bloody combats happened four decades ago. Just a mere 5 years earlier, we saw the end of the Second Siege on Vienna with the Turks (Thanks for the coffee!). And a certain Isaac Newton presented his major work thePrincipia Mathematica, the basis of the modern natural sciences, to the world. 
There was however,  something else that occurred in 1688: In Cornwall, England, THIS house was built. When you take a look inside, you won't believe your eyes!
Welcome to the beautiful Cornwall! Where you're almost always greeted by the sunshine.
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Here is what this beauty looks like from the outside. These English cottages are typical of the area.
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Just as typical is this particularity: tiny windows, thick walls and low ceilings. This all makes for a uniquely cosy atmosphere.
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The true highlights however, first show themselves when you step inside. The owners have decided on look, which is a mix of country home with some modern elements. 
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With a fireplace of course! Isn't this great?
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Even in the kitchen, every wish has been filled. A classic look fitted out with modern appliances. 
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Then you open the door to the terrace and are astounded, again:
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There you will find an amazingly comfortable outdoor seat. Perfect for breakfast in the sun!
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The bathroom is also lacking nothing. The cast iron bathtub is definitely the star here. 
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Upstairs there are two more rooms: One for the children ...
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... and of course, the adults' bedroom. Heavenly, right?
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And, when the sun slowly disappears behind the horizon, and the lights inside get switched on, ...
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... it's a really warm, homely feeling. So, would you risk taking a look?
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Isn't this house just a dream? Actually you really pack your suitcase right away and see it for yourself. The best is yet to come: you can rent this historical building! Here you can find more details. Even if you don't stay here, Cornwall is always a holiday-worthy destination.
Until then, we can continue to feed our holiday yearning with photos. Show all your friends, and share this little holiday secret with all of them!

source    www.hefty.co

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