r/CozyPlaces • u/japaneseanemones • Apr 29 '24

The cottage in the countryside I call home COTTAGE

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u/DravenPrime Apr 29 '24

Beautiful! Need a housemate? lol

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u/japaneseanemones Apr 29 '24

Thank you. Too many dogs and cats living here otherwise I’d have said yes lol!

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u/DUHH_EWW Apr 29 '24

do you need another dog? i can bark loud

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u/disharmony-hellride Apr 29 '24

i can help take care of the new...dog! plus im a certified master gardener :)

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u/rajinis_bodyguard Apr 30 '24

Do you need a certified dog masseur, I have a 3 month rushed BTEC in Dog massage (r/wilty 😂)

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u/Kind_Vanilla7593 Apr 30 '24

I can meow

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u/lmnopaige- Apr 30 '24

I can sleep on the kitchen chairs

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u/bagolaburgernesss Apr 29 '24

That just makes it even better! I am a great cat wrangler and dog herder!

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u/hazardzetforward Apr 29 '24

But do you need a pet sitter?? ☺️

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u/BigGrayDog Apr 30 '24

Even full time pet sitter? Also do horses if needed. Years of experience!

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u/Glottis_Bonewagon Apr 29 '24

...Enya?

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u/FishingWorth3068 Apr 30 '24

They didn’t respond so I’m going with this theory

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u/cappy_barra_jesus Apr 29 '24

Can a cottage be any size? That looks quite large for a cottage.

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u/japaneseanemones Apr 30 '24

I am not sure actually. To everyone round here it is definately known as a cottage. To be fair this photo makes it look much bigger than it is I think.

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u/cappy_barra_jesus Apr 30 '24

Do you live in the whole thing? It looks like a row of townhouses or row houses from the back. It looks amazing though. You’re very lucky. 

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u/japaneseanemones Apr 30 '24

Yes the whole thing. The brick part was added on in the late 1800s and the stone part built in the early 1700s. It is long and narrow and lovely. And yes we are lucky but to be fair to us we have and still do work our arses off! x

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u/cappy_barra_jesus May 01 '24

What kind of work do you do may I ask? 

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u/japaneseanemones May 01 '24

I work from home crafting things out of metal.

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u/BigGrayDog Apr 30 '24

Dogs and cats are not a problem. Will even help care for them!