Before us is a charming stone cottage nestled in a picturesque wooded setting. This is an excellent example of cottage core architecture with elements of traditional European country house design. The facade is entirely clad in light gray natural stone, giving the structure solidity and creating an organic connection with the surrounding landscape.
The roof features complex geometry with multiple slopes, covered in slate tiles, which enhances the sense of tradition and durability of the construction. The front facade is distinguished by two characteristic dormer windows with separate pitched roofs, symmetrically positioned along the central axis of the house.
The window openings are framed in dark casings, creating a contrast with the light stone facade. The main windows on the ground floor are large, with sectional divisions, allowing maximum use of natural light. The entrance is framed by a small porch with a stone foundation.
A stone chimney rising above the roof gives the facade a distinctive character. The landscape design of the plot harmoniously complements the architecture: stone fences and retaining walls are executed in the same style as the main structure, creating a unified architectural ensemble. Neatly trimmed shrubs and multi-level plantings emphasize the well-maintained and thoughtfully designed space.