The house is divided into two rooms. The bedroom is in the back providing total privacy with a view of ancient oak trees looking north. In front is the sitting room with a sofa bed for extra guests. In between the two rooms is the bathroom.
View of the guest cottage looking north. The house was originally a two car garage! The previous owner converted it and I think did an excellent job. He put in a total of seven french doors which takes away from the garage look. Floors are cement throughout. In the future, a mini kitchen could be installed making it self contained.
View of the guest cottage looking north. The house was originally a two car garage! The previous owner converted it and I think did an excellent job. He put in a total of seven french doors which takes away from the garage look. Floors are cement throughout. In the future, a mini kitchen could be installed making it self contained.
What a pretty little cottage - well not so little. :) A great getaway.
ReplyDeleteI'm checking in for an extended stay. This is beautiful. I'm sure your guests never want to leave. hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteYou never want to get going and face the day after sleeping so blissfully here. There is a certain peacefullness that occurs here. You want it to last forever.
ReplyDeleteHi Delores, Thanks for leaving your comment! I'm glad you stopped by. I always like finding new Bay Area designer friends! I want to eventually get a bunch of us Bay Area bloggers together for a night out? Would you be interested? Looking for someone to plan it with!
ReplyDeleteOh, and I LOVE your guest house/master bedroom. It looks SO cozy and inviting. I want one of my own!
Becky Corvese @ Harmony & Home
A wonderful space to enjoy....Ax
ReplyDeleteHello Delores~
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by and your sweet comments. Wow, what a great cottage. You are very lucky to have such a place to run away too. I miss CA and the Bay area. It was so hard when we left 4 years ago, that I haven't been able to return! Don't get me wrong, New England living is beautiful with the change of seasons and the Fall is so beautiful here.
It was nice to meet you~ Enjoy your California living!
~jamilyn~
Hi Delores,
ReplyDeleteThanks for following my blog! I love your guest cottage~ it looks so inviting. Glad I found you & i'm anxious to browse around :)
Shellagh
I will remember this one! All those doors ... 5*! You did a great job with the decor too. I love the ideal of going outside and walking to the bedroom, so cool!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a wonderful guest cottage, you are so lucky to have a romantic "get away"!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Inside and out!
ReplyDeletePretty guest house! Can I stay over. ;)
ReplyDeleteDefine "guest". Could it be a blonde southern woman from Alabama??
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! What is the bedding? The bedskirt looks like linen or burlap? LOVE IT!
I have to go now, I am officially a "stalker"!
Have a great day!
Lou Cinda
How neat! How fun to have a little romantic getaway for you and your sweetheart.
ReplyDelete- The Tablescaper
Now we are talking my language. How soothing! Your guest cottage is nicer than my home. Yikes it is amazing. So this is how the other half live. I love that you keep everything so welcoming and warm and inviting. You really have done a wonderful job. I have curtains on my bed also. Only at the headboard not on the end. I love that look. I always think of cotton voile' curtains blowing in the breeze, Aaaaah, relaxing. Kathysue PS thank you for the heads-up on your wonderful guest cottage.
ReplyDeleteI am right there with you on your need for your own private space when company comes to town. My dream is to build a two bedroom home for my husband,my daughter and me and then a guest house or two on the property for guests to stay. You are living the dream!
ReplyDeleteHi all. How are you?
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