Sentences with phrase «old stone farm»
Our circa 1940's beach cottage is not the two hundred year old stone farm - house of my life plan.
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Award - winning luxury self - catering holiday cottage lovingly converted from old stone farm buildings with superior craftsmanship set in 70 acres of meadow and woodland.
Kingfisher cottage is a renovated 100 - year - old stone farm cottage with no shortage of charm and character.
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The Stone Boy is a beautiful and tragic film centering around a twelve year - old boy, Arnold, who lives on a farm in Montana with his brother, Eugene, sister, Nora, and parents, Joe and Ruth.
After that, it's almost as if you've transported back to Ford's time: forest mingled with green pastures, farms, grazing cows, and horses all stretching upward toward two amber yellow stone buildings over 1,100 years old.
We have converted two old stone barns on our working dairy farm into self catering holiday accommodation.
A big stone fireplace forms the heart of this 50 year old cottage on Blueberry Heights Farm.
Buffelsvley Guest Farm is an old stone farmhouse situated on a citrus farm in the town of LydenbFarm is an old stone farmhouse situated on a citrus farm in the town of Lydenbfarm in the town of Lydenburg.
Villa Rufina is a characteristic two - story age - old farm house made of stone.
The Old Stone Barn comprises of seven luxury self catering apartments with outdoor heated swimming pool croquet lawn, patios and gardens.Situated on an arable farm near old marketOld Stone Barn comprises of seven luxury self catering apartments with outdoor heated swimming pool croquet lawn, patios and gardens.Situated on an arable farm near old marketold market...
Banewl begins with several establishing shots: the sky, a tree and meadow, the barn and stable of a farm, and an old stone farmhouse.
Tom Campbell, owner of Connecticut - based Old Wood Workshop, started salvaging floors, paneling, cabinetry, doors, and stone from buildings in his rural farming community in the early 1990s.
Through the years I've been guilty of «buying into» a few of the more popular trends i.e. ceramic or stone farm animals (often with wired - ribbon bows tied around their necks) 1984, artificial flower arrangements 1980 - something, twig sprays, hunter green carpet (ugh), faux paint effects on walls 1990 - something (I never did the sponge painted walls, but the mottled look mimicking old plaster, I was there!)