Built in the 1860s during Rydal's prosperous past as the terminus of the western railway line, this cottage was in a state of disrepair by the time owner Rosie Wynter stumbled upon it. "Even in its dilapidated state, I immediately saw potential," says Rosie, who undertook the restoration herself. "Every surface known to man had to be changed." Tap the link in our profile to take a tour. Let us know: Do you remember seeing this cottage on the cover of Country Style in 2011? Photography: @sharyncairns Styling: @larahutton_creative_studio_
April 23, 2021
Built in the 1860s during Rydal's prosperous past as the terminus of the western railway line, this cottage was in a state of disrepair by the time owner Rosie Wynter stumbled upon it.
"Even in its dilapidated state, I immediately saw potential," says Rosie, who undertook the restoration herself. "Every surface known to man had to be changed."
Tap the link in our profile to take a tour.
Let us know: Do you remember seeing this cottage on the cover of Country Style in 2011?
Photography: @sharyncairns
Styling: @larahutton_creative_studio_
"Even in its dilapidated state, I immediately saw potential," says Rosie, who undertook the restoration herself. "Every surface known to man had to be changed."
Tap the link in our profile to take a tour.
Let us know: Do you remember seeing this cottage on the cover of Country Style in 2011?
Photography: @sharyncairns
Styling: @larahutton_creative_studio_
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