cottage
a cottage that is not large in size
a small cottage, often used affectionately
a cottage located in the countryside
a pleasant and attractive cottage
a cottage that is small, warm, and comfortable
an extremely small cottage
a cottage that you rent for a holiday
a cottage that is pretty and charming, like a picture
a cottage that is basic and not elaborately decorated
a cottage built with stones
a cottage that is attractive because it is unusual and old-fashioned
describes a cottage that is simple and not large or luxurious
a cottage made of wood
a cottage used mainly in the summer
a cottage with a roof made of straw or reeds
a cottage located in a rural, non-urban area
a cottage that you pay money to live in for a period of time
a cottage that you own in the country and use at weekends
a small cottage near a main house for visitors to stay in
a cottage on a farm, often for a farm worker
a cottage with a wooden frame filled with brick or plaster
a cottage that is empty, in a poor condition, and has been left to fall down
owned by a farmer and rented to a farm worker
used to indicate location inside a cottage
to have a cottage as your home
to own or possess a cottage
to have a cottage as your property
to live in a cottage temporarily, e.g., for a holiday
to pay to use a cottage for a period of time
to purchase a cottage
to give a cottage to someone else in exchange for money
to construct a new cottage
to rent a cottage, especially for a holiday
to allow someone to pay to use your cottage
an informal style of garden with a mix of flowers, herbs, and vegetables
a business or manufacturing activity carried on in people's homes
a home that is a cottage, emphasizing its nature as a residence