autumn sure has arrived with cold nights but clear days. enjoying the lack of crowds at the beach, definitely one of the positives about cooler weather.
this is somewhere i've taken you before in the early days of the blog. once an old fishermans' village near the entrance to sydney harbour. a gorgeous day, sun shining through the old trees, birds singing & some of my favourite seaside cottages.
every time i go here i especially fall in love with the charcoal weatherboard, as you can probably tell.
cheryl
I think it's the cutest beach cottage I have ever seen (the charcoal weatherboard one). great photos, next time I'm in Syd I will go cottage spotting.
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Love this house in the beach!!
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Love this area, and know it well. We were married at The Rocks and had our reception at Dunbar House. We also spent many an afternoon at the beach after lunch at Doyle's. Yum! xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful village. Exactly what you want when you think of a seaside village. Cute, cute, cute cottages.
ReplyDeleteThis is a place of relaxation. Love it!
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Myric
Such a lovely spot and cute, cute cottages! xo K
ReplyDeleteThey're all amazing. So great to see all the original features, details and character. Such a shame these are becoming rarer in our world today. What more do we need? Love, Pxxx
ReplyDeleteFabulous! I want one of my own... Thanks for sharing them :)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful part of the world.
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Wow gorgeous shots. I love a Sydney beach on a clear, crisp winter's day like that. So beautiful x
ReplyDeleteWow just beautiful. To me that's what comes to mind when u say a house on the beach.
ReplyDeletePopped in on a whim and here you are...your break was very short! These are your usual wonderful, clear, enjoyable photos. Although I have never been there (to my regret), some of these cottages remind me of others I've seen of Key West, Florida in the U.S. Charming; lots of character. There's nothing quite so sad to me as a boring, monotone, plain or barely-tended home exterior...and you can't beat nice curb appeal. Gosh, your photos make me want to visit Sydney SO badly; what a great place!
ReplyDeleteLove the sights and the tour of the cottages. Found this post at Savvy Southern Style.
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Love the sights and the tour of the cottages. Found this post at Savvy Southern Style.
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Oh Cheryl,
ReplyDeleteTo live by the sea - how I wish!
I grew up on an island, but now the last 20+ years have lived landlocked.......it's hard to get rid of the love of water, even after all these years.
I live at the Texas coast. I love anything to do with the beach!! I'm your newest follower! Great Blog!
ReplyDeleteThat is a fine beach house.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love seeing the beach not so crowded. Those are amazing pics.
I normally love white weatherboards but this one looks great in charcoal with the whit trim!
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Melissah
I found your blog by chance, while peeping others and I decided to check it out! I’m glad I did it, because I am really delighted with yours. It's beautiful blog!!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this house. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love 'em all...
ReplyDeletedo people REALLY get to live like this?
*heavy sigh
Just beautiful! Looks so relaxing and peaceful. I love the grey too.
ReplyDeletePat
Wow, the place look really stunning. Also the views are very relaxing.
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Your photos are lovely. I try to catch the sparkle on the ocean and just can't get photos as great as yours!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are lovely. I try to catch the sparkle on the ocean and just can't get photos as great as yours!
ReplyDeleteThe post is describing the cottages by sea. Useful post
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Hi love reading your Blog.
ReplyDeleteThe Grey Weatherboard looks very much like the one Shannon Frick once lived in.
Gorgeous Beach House, love it.
Amazing! I wold have sworn those cottages where in the Bahamas - until I saw our very own Sydney terraces next to them in the next photo! Love the architecture here
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