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I thought you might also enjoy this 510 sq. ft. beachfront tiny cottage that was originally built in the 1920s. Later it was somewhat abandoned for a few years so the new owners gave it a complete restoration while leaving it as original as possible.
Some of the unique features for this small beachfront cottage include clapboard siding, a stone chimney, an amazing porch, open floor plan, handmade furniture, and more (see below).
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Beachfront Tiny Cottage in England

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I really like the Spanish tiles in the kitchen and the stone fireplace is really awesome isn’t it?

The kitchen is simple but also looks very functional. The door you see in the photo above leads to the bathroom which was added onto the house but unfortunately no photos available of the inside of the bathroom right now.

The vaulted ceilings help it feel spacious and even more open. Notice above and below the large wood plank flooring.

Incredible views of the ocean right from the windows and of course from the porch too.

This tiny cottage now has a completely open floor plan which means even the bedroom is open to the rest of the home.

This makes it really fun and easy to cook breakfast in bed for each other, doesn’t it? 🙂

And- as you can see below- there’s a futon couch that converts into a bed so you can sleep more people (this is a vacation cottage).

Even though it is a vacation cabin, can’t you just imagine yourself living in it?






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Would you live simply in this design at the location of your choice? Yes/no and why in comments below if you want to share, please. Thanks!
Resources, Sources & Links
- This Tiny Cottage at Unique Home Stays
- Pricing and Availability
- Location
- The Beach Hut in Cornwall (original story at Small House Bliss)
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