#eastfield cottage

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Charming Country Cottage on the Coast

Escape to a picturesque country cottage on the coast, where rustic charm meets serene seaside living. Surrounded by lush greenery and offering breathtaking ocean views, this cozy retreat is perfect for unwinding and reconnecting with nature. Enjoy the fresh coastal breeze, warm interiors, and the tranquility of a countryside getaway with easy access to sandy beaches and scenic coastal trails.

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Random Movies

Horror 2020 - 2024

Candyman 🇺🇸

2021

Directed by Nia DaCosta

Anthony and his partner move into a loft in the now gentrified Cabrini-Green. After a chance encounter with an old-timer exposes Anthony to the true story behind Candyman, he unknowingly opens a door to a complex past that unravels his own sanity and unleashes a terrifying wave of violence.

91 mins   More at IMDb TMDb 

Madres 🇺🇸

2021

Directed by Ryan Zaragoza

A Mexican-American couple expecting their first child relocate to a migrant farming community in 1970’s California. When the wife begins to experience strange symptoms and terrifying visions, she tries to determine if it’s related to a legendary curse or something more nefarious.

83 mins   More at IMDb TMDb 

Blood Red Sky 🇩🇪

2021

Directed by Peter Thorwarth

A woman with a mysterious illness is forced into action when a group of terrorists attempt to hijack a transatlantic overnight flight. In order to protect her son she will have to reveal a dark secret, and unleash the inner monster she has fought to hide.

123 mins   More at IMDb TMDb 

Godless: The Eastfield Exorcism 🇦🇺

2023

Directed by Nick Kozakis

Lara is a woman tormented, torn between science and faith. Pushed by her husband to seek treatment from a congregation of zealots, a ruthless exorcist will try to save her soul by putting an innocent woman through hell.

92 mins   More at IMDb TMDb 

The Lair 🇬🇧

2022

Directed by Neil Marshall

Unlocked. Unleashed.

Royal Air Force pilot Lt. Kate Sinclair is on her final flight mission when her jet is shot down over one of the most dangerous rebel strongholds in Afghanistan. She finds refuge in an abandoned underground bunker where deadly man-made creatures known as Ravagers — half-human, half-alien, and hungry for human flesh — are awakened.

93 mins   More at IMDb TMDb 

Gaia 🇿🇦

2021

Directed by Jaco Bouwer

In the depths of an ancient forest, something has been growing. Something older than humanity itself, and perhaps greater too. When a park ranger discovers a man and his son living wild, she stumbles onto a secret that is about to change the world.

97 mins   More at IMDb TMDb 

The Strings 🇨🇦

2020

Directed by Ryan Glover

In the dead of winter, a musician travels to a remote cottage to work on new material, but soon finds herself under attack from a mysterious dark presence.

94 mins   More at IMDb TMDb 

8 Found Dead 🇺🇸

2022

Directed by Travis Greene

Two couples drive to a secluded house in the desert for a weekend getaway, each with their own baggage, expectations, and secrets. Upon their arrival, they’re met by two strangers, claiming to have rented the house as well.

83 mins   More at IMDb TMDb 

The Medium

'ร่างทรง'

2021

Directed by Banjong Pisanthanakun

A horrifying story of a shaman’s inheritance in the Isan region of Thailand. But the goddess that appears to have taken possession of a family member turns out not to be as benevolent as it first appears.

131 mins   More at IMDb TMDb 

The Swarm 🇫🇷

'La Nuée'

2020

Directed by Just Philippot

A single mother breeds locusts as high-protein foods but has trouble getting them to reproduce until she finds they have a taste for blood.

101 mins   More at IMDb TMDb 

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Script Draft

My Nan hailed from Tooting Broadway and my Grandad from Streatham Hill.

They met in March 1965 at a dance at Burtons on Streatham High Road when my Grandad was 15 and my Nan was 16. My grandparents were keen northern soul dancers. (They still are as much as their dodgy knees let them)

They married a year later and my Nan lived with my Grandad at his parents flat on the Thornton Gardens estate in Streatham Hill.

In 1967 they had their first child, Russell and moved to Vevey Street in Catford.

On the 4th January 1969, my Nan gave birth to Karen Patricia Waite, who 30 years later would give birth to me and become my Mum.

Rewind 40 years, in 1930 London Council signed an Overspill policy, relocating Londoners to different parts of the country due to house shortages.

This policy didn't come into serious play until after the second world war when more than 1 million London homes were destroyed or damaged by bombings.

So the council signed deals with 41 towns to redevelop them in exchange for housing londoners.

Wellingborough was one of them.

So in 1971, my grandparents uprooted their London lives and moved to 171 Minerva Way on the Queensway Estate, Wellingborough. With my 5-year-old Uncle and 3-year-old Mother.

They lived there until 1981 when they moved to another part of London, Dene Close. My mum was 11 at this point.

Then somewhere in the mid 80's they moved back to South London and lived at 59A Oakfield Road, West Croydon. My Uncle and Grandad moved before my Mum and Nan to work with my Grandads brother.

However, they lasted 6 months until they were fed up and kicked their lodgers out of their Dean Close house in Wellingborough and moved back.

They then rented a cottage in Brigstock in 1987, they soon got bored of village life and moved back to Wellingborough to 72 Eastfield Road in 1991, and my grandparents have lived there ever since. This is the house that I hold all of my childhood memories in.

1991 was also the year that my mum met my Dad. They moved in together to a small flat in Kettering (the town that I was born in) that same year, and come 1993 my sister was born.

By this time, my parents had moved to Rothwell to 85 Norton Street, where they stayed until I was 6 months old and then moved to my childhood house (still in Rothwell), 85 Connolly Drive.

Fast forward 20 years, and i've ended up 5.5 miles from the house that my mum was born in, to pursue my 'artist' dream.

This is my first script that i’ve written for my migration story. I wanted to write a narrative first to give me a clear structure of what I need to make my scenes/slides to. The way that i’ve written it would translate as each line break would suggest another scene but i’m not going to be really strict about this when making my work as I don’t want the scenes to be too crowded. 

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Things To Do When You Want To Paint The Town Black

Also known as: How To Goth When You Have Nowhere To Goth

NOTE: This is far from a complete list, if you know of anything that can be added to this list, please feel free to message the Goths of Western Massachusetts Facebook page.

Clothing Stores Hot Topic- Eastfield Mall, Springfield, MA; Holyoke Mall, Holyoke, MA

A good place to buy accessories: Spencer's- Holyoke Mall, Holyoke, MA

Good Goth, An online store located at Westfield, MA- www.goodgoth.com

Because the thrift store is your friend: Salvation Army Thrift Store- Boston Road, Springfield, MA Savers- Liberty Street, Springfield, MA; Memorial Avenue, West Springfield, MA

PRO TIP: For best results, try doing your clothes shopping during the fall; the closer to Halloween, the better.

Music Stores F.Y.E.- Eastfield Mall, Springfield, MA; Holyoke Mall, Holyoke MA Turn It UP!- Pleasant Street, Northampton, MA Spin That! Records- Dickinson Street, Springfield, MA Pheonix Records and Tapes- State Street, Springfield, MA

Occult Shops Inspirit Crystals- Main Street, Northampton, MA Awen Tree- Cottage Street, Easthampton, MA Botanica Ozain- Dorset Street, Springfield, MA Botanica Yemaya- Exchange Street, Chicopee, MA

Club Events Haven- Last Friday of every month, 9 PM- 1 AM; Florence VFW, Northampton, MA Xmortis- Second Friday of every month, 9 PM- 2 AM; Middle East, Cambridge, MA Ceremony- Every Monday night, 9 PM- 1 AM; Wonder Bar, Allston, MA Darq- Second to last Saturday of every month, 9:30 PM- 1 AM; Koto, Salem, MA The Attic- Every other Thursday, 10 PM- 2 AM; Machine, Boston, MA Luna Noire- ATTENTION!: The event host is currently looking for a new venue to host this monthly event. If you know of a venue in the Pioneer Valley that can be utilized, please contact Jeff Tingley at the Luna Noire Facebook Page.

Activities For Goths Of All Ages This is a list of suggestions to help breath life (or is it unlife?) into your local scene. If you have anything to add, feel free to contact our Facebook page.

Visit Your Local Cemetery: Walk around, have a picnic, bring some paper and charcol to make grave rubbings. This is a darkly fun activity that you can do alone, or with a friend or two. NOTE: Please don't litter in the cemetery, be sure to clean up after yourself and be careful not to disturb any graves.

Hold A Seance!: What could be more fun than summoning spirits!? There are a variety of tools at your disposal from Ouji boards, to crystal balls, the possibilites are endless! A few candles and incense as well as a few friends are all that's necessary if you don't have the means to acquire any tools, or hire a medium, however. Don't know how to hold a seance? There are countless books and online resouces to help get the job done, you need simply to start with a Google search...

Have A Fortune-Telling Party!: Telling fortunes is a very fun and spiritual past time. As with holding seances, there are countless tools at your disposal! Tarot cards, pendulums, runes, and crystal balls are but a few tools of the trade, just pick your poison and get to work on mastering your medium! Thriftier options include scrying and palm reading, don't forget your candles and incense. Warning: Please be careful handling candles and incense, observe fire safety rules.

Throw A House Party!: House parties are an ideal way to commune with your local scene if there are no club nights happening in your area. Refreshments and snacks are a must, as is the music of course! This can be done in a variety of ways, booking a DJ or local band is the common method, but if you need a thriftier option, simply play your Pandora playlist or compile several CD's of the classics, load them into your CD changer and hit shuffle! The same can be accomplished with an I Pod or MP3 player attached to a speaker. Place too small? No worries! You can also rent a venue to host your party, VFW's and American Legions are pretty ideal and have a lot of space to dance and mingle. WARNING!: If you are underaged, be wary while attending events that have adults present! DO NOT DRINK OR TAKE RECREATIONAL DRUGS OF ANY KIND! The same advice goes if you are hosting a party for teens, safety should be your first priority.

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Serious SoCal Style: 9 Paul Williams-Designed Homes for Sale

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Paul Williams was known as an architect to the stars in the ’40s and ’50s, when he designed French chateau, Regency, and Mediterranean-style mansions for the likes of Frank Sinatra, Lucille Ball, Cary Grant, and Barbara Stanwyck.

Williams was the first certified African-American architect west of the Mississippi, and the first African-American member of the American Institute of Architects.

In the 1920s he learned to render drawings upside down because, at the time, many of his white clients felt uncomfortable sitting next to him. Drafting upside down allowed him to sit across the desk from his clients, while they looked at his drafts right-side-up.

He’d go on to work on the design of prominent buildings in wildly varying styles, including��the retro-futuristic, elevated Theme Building at Los Angeles International Airport; the Saks Fifth Avenue on Wilshire Boulevard; and the Beverly Hills Hotel.

He designed more than 2,000 private homes before he died in 1980 at age 85. Several of them are available today, but you’ll have to spend at least a cool million for the privilege of owning one. Here’s what’s currently on the market for fans of Williams’ architectural style.

205 E 6th St, Ontario, CA

Price: $1,099,000 Design details: Built in 1948, this home is a rare example of one of Williams’ Modernist-style residences, and one of the few in Southern California’s Inland Empire. The three-bedroom was designated as a landmark in 2006, and retains many of Williams’ original design elements, including midcentury fireplaces, cool cabinetry, and floor-to-ceiling windows.

Ontario, CA

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243 Avenida La Cuesta, San Clemente, CA

Price: $3,393,000 Design details: The Goldschmidt house, also known as Casa Tres Vistas, was designed by Williams in 1928 for a wealthy vintner who owned the 11,000 acres that later became the city of San Clemente. The current homeowners have restored the oak and “picket tile” floors, as well as the four balconies with ocean views. Blue agave, palm trees, eucalyptus, stone pine, vegetable gardens, an orchard, and  vineyard surround this four-bedroom hacienda.

Goldschmidt house in San Clemente, CA

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27784 Hamiltair Dr, Lake Arrowhead, CA

Price: $3,499,000 Design details: Back when the mountain community of Lake Arrowhead was a playground to celebs, Williams designed vacation accommodations like this French country–inspired lakefront cottage, completed in 1940. Its five bedrooms and four baths have been completely renovated, yet its original, gracious country charm has been left intact. Best of all? It sits on 140 feet of lake frontage.

Cottage in Lake Arrowhead, CA

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100 Delfern Dr, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $14,495,000 Design details: Williams built this traditional-style manor for Eva Gabor in 1938. Three more structures have been added to the 7,000-square-foot main house over the years: living quarters above the garage, an elaborate pool house, and a greenhouse. This six-bedroom compound is located on a large lot in a swanky neighborhood right off Sunset Boulevard between Beverly Hills and Bel Air, which helps to account for the impressive price.

The home Paul Williams built for Eva Gabor in Los Angeles, CA

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13 Eastfield Dr, Rolling Hills, CA

Price: $4,998,000 Design details: A rare one-story home designed by Williams, this beauty sits on a 3.34-acre lot on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. It comes with a guesthouse, tennis court, pool and spa, three-stall barn and paddock, as well as a five-bedroom ranch-style house. Williams also worked as the landscape architect, creating the dramatic tree-lined driveway and the parklike grounds. While much of the interior has been remodeled, Williams’ signature wood-beamed ceilings, custom cabinetry, and gorgeous terraces remain.

Rare one-story home in Rolling Hills, CA

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173 N Anita Ave, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $8,950,000 Design details: Described as “an exciting opportunity,” this Spanish Colonial–style home could use some TLC. Built in 1930, the five-bedroom main residence still retains original Williams details, including the intricate ceilings, terra-cotta tile floors, and wrought-iron gates and railings. A large sculpture garden, expansive motor court, and sweeping lawns add to the elegance of this mansion located in the Brentwood Heights area.

Brentwood Heights-area home

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1951 Hillcrest Rd, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $5,000,000 Design details: Williams built this Hollywood Hills home in 1929. The four-story Spanish Revival has been newly renovated, with the floor plan, grounds, and kitchen substantially updated. You would definitely get something old and something new with this five-bedroom stunner.

Recently renovated Paul Williams home in Hollywood Hills

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651 Siena Way, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $29,800,000 Design details: Williams built this Bel Air estate in 1936, and it narrowly missed the wrecking ball in 2007. Sandy Gallin, a famous producer, talent agent, and home designer, purchased it from the estate of actress Jane Wyatt for $8 million. The Los Angeles landmarks review board rejected Gallin’s plans to replace the Williams-designed structure with a modern glass house, so he restored it instead. He increased the home’s square footage, added yoga and steam rooms and a pool, and sold it in 2011 for $21 million. The current owners listed the seven-bedroom estate in May 2017 for $35 million and have since trimmed the price.

Paul Williams home in Bel Air restored by Sandy Gallin

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7 Oakmont Dr, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $16,950,000 Design details: This one-story home built by Williams in 1940 is a bit of a head-scratcher. The listing states, “Photographs were taken several years ago. House is not in same condition.” What we do know is that the home sits on a large acre lot in the prestigious hills of Brentwood. But when a home is described as a “rare opportunity and incredible value” with “endless options,” you know it’s just waiting for a contractor to come and change everything—although there might be historical limitations.

Paul Williams home ready for restoration in Brentwood

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Serious SoCal Style: 9 Paul Williams-Designed Homes for Sale

realtor.com

Paul Williams was known as an architect to the stars in the '40s and '50s, when he designed French chateau, Regency, and Mediterranean-style mansions for the likes of Frank Sinatra, Lucille Ball, Cary Grant, and Barbara Stanwyck.

Williams was the first certified African-American architect west of the Mississippi, and the first African-American member of the American Institute of Architects.

In the 1920s he learned to render drawings upside down because, at the time, many of his white clients felt uncomfortable sitting next to him. Drafting upside down allowed him to sit across the desk from his clients, while they looked at his drafts right-side-up.

He'd go on to work on the design of prominent buildings in wildly varying styles, including the retro-futuristic, elevated Theme Building at Los Angeles International Airport; the Saks Fifth Avenue on Wilshire Boulevard; and the Beverly Hills Hotel.

He designed more than 2,000 private homes before he died in 1980 at age 85. Several of them are available today, but you'll have to spend at least a cool million for the privilege of owning one. Here's what's currently on the market for fans of Williams' architectural style.

205 E 6th St, Ontario, CA

Price: $1,099,000 Design details: Built in 1948, this home is a rare example of one of Williams' Modernist-style residences, and one of the few in Southern California's Inland Empire. The three-bedroom was designated as a landmark in 2006, and retains many of Williams' original design elements, including midcentury fireplaces, cool cabinetry, and floor-to-ceiling windows.

Ontario, CA

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243 Avenida La Cuesta, San Clemente, CA

Price: $3,393,000 Design details: The Goldschmidt house, also known as Casa Tres Vistas, was designed by Williams in 1928 for a wealthy vintner who owned the 11,000 acres that later became the city of San Clemente. The current homeowners have restored the oak and “picket tile” floors, as well as the four balconies with ocean views. Blue agave, palm trees, eucalyptus, stone pine, vegetable gardens, an orchard, and  vineyard surround this four-bedroom hacienda.

Goldschmidt house in San Clemente, CA

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27784 Hamiltair Dr, Lake Arrowhead, CA

Price: $3,499,000 Design details: Back when the mountain community of Lake Arrowhead was a playground to celebs, Williams designed vacation accommodations like this French country–inspired lakefront cottage, completed in 1940. Its five bedrooms and four baths have been completely renovated, yet its original, gracious country charm has been left intact. Best of all? It sits on 140 feet of lake frontage.

Cottage in Lake Arrowhead, CA

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100 Delfern Dr, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $14,495,000 Design details: Williams built this traditional-style manor for Eva Gabor in 1938. Three more structures have been added to the 7,000-square-foot main house over the years: living quarters above the garage, an elaborate pool house, and a greenhouse. This six-bedroom compound is located on a large lot in a swanky neighborhood right off Sunset Boulevard between Beverly Hills and Bel Air, which helps to account for the impressive price.

The home Paul Williams built for Eva Gabor in Los Angeles, CA

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13 Eastfield Dr, Rolling Hills, CA

Price: $4,998,000 Design details: A rare one-story home designed by Williams, this beauty sits on a 3.34-acre lot on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. It comes with a guesthouse, tennis court, pool and spa, three-stall barn and paddock, as well as a five-bedroom ranch-style house. Williams also worked as the landscape architect, creating the dramatic tree-lined driveway and the parklike grounds. While much of the interior has been remodeled, Williams' signature wood-beamed ceilings, custom cabinetry, and gorgeous terraces remain.

Rare one-story home in Rolling Hills, CA

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173 N Anita Ave, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $8,950,000 Design details: Described as “an exciting opportunity,” this Spanish Colonial–style home could use some TLC. Built in 1930, the five-bedroom main residence still retains original Williams details, including the intricate ceilings, terra-cotta tile floors, and wrought-iron gates and railings. A large sculpture garden, expansive motor court, and sweeping lawns add to the elegance of this mansion located in the Brentwood Heights area.

Brentwood Heights-area home

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1951 Hillcrest Rd, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $5,000,000 Design details: Williams built this Hollywood Hills home in 1929. The four-story Spanish Revival has been newly renovated, with the floor plan, grounds, and kitchen substantially updated. You would definitely get something old and something new with this five-bedroom stunner.

Recently renovated Paul Williams home in Hollywood Hills

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651 Siena Way, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $29,800,000 Design details: Williams built this Bel Air estate in 1936, and it narrowly missed the wrecking ball in 2007. Sandy Gallin, a famous producer, talent agent, and home designer, purchased it from the estate of actress Jane Wyatt for $8 million. The Los Angeles landmarks review board rejected Gallin's plans to replace the Williams-designed structure with a modern glass house, so he restored it instead. He increased the home's square footage, added yoga and steam rooms and a pool, and sold it in 2011 for $21 million. The current owners listed the seven-bedroom estate in May 2017 for $35 million and have since trimmed the price.

Paul Williams home in Bel Air restored by Sandy Gallin

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7 Oakmont Dr, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $16,950,000 Design details: This one-story home built by Williams in 1940 is a bit of a head-scratcher. The listing states, “Photographs were taken several years ago. House is not in same condition.” What we do know is that the home sits on a large acre lot in the prestigious hills of Brentwood. But when a home is described as a “rare opportunity and incredible value” with “endless options,” you know it's just waiting for a contractor to come and change everything-although there might be historical limitations.

Paul Williams home ready for restoration in Brentwood

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Serious SoCal Style: 9 Paul Williams-Designed Homes for Sale

realtor.com

Paul Williams was known as an architect to the stars in the ’40s and ’50s, when he designed French chateau, Regency, and Mediterranean-style mansions for the likes of Frank Sinatra, Lucille Ball, Cary Grant, and Barbara Stanwyck.

Williams was the first certified African-American architect west of the Mississippi, and the first African-American member of the American Institute of Architects.

In the 1920s he learned to render drawings upside down because, at the time, many of his white clients felt uncomfortable sitting next to him. Drafting upside down allowed him to sit across the desk from his clients, while they looked at his drafts right-side-up.

He’d go on to work on the design of prominent buildings in wildly varying styles, including the retro-futuristic, elevated Theme Building at Los Angeles International Airport; the Saks Fifth Avenue on Wilshire Boulevard; and the Beverly Hills Hotel.

He designed more than 2,000 private homes before he died in 1980 at age 85. Several of them are available today, but you’ll have to spend at least a cool million for the privilege of owning one. Here’s what’s currently on the market for fans of Williams’ architectural style.

205 E 6th St, Ontario, CA

Price: $1,099,000 Design details: Built in 1948, this home is a rare example of one of Williams’ Modernist-style residences, and one of the few in Southern California’s Inland Empire. The three-bedroom was designated as a landmark in 2006, and retains many of Williams’ original design elements, including midcentury fireplaces, cool cabinetry, and floor-to-ceiling windows.

Ontario, CA

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243 Avenida La Cuesta, San Clemente, CA

Price: $3,393,000 Design details: The Goldschmidt house, also known as Casa Tres Vistas, was designed by Williams in 1928 for a wealthy vintner who owned the 11,000 acres that later became the city of San Clemente. The current homeowners have restored the oak and “picket tile” floors, as well as the four balconies with ocean views. Blue agave, palm trees, eucalyptus, stone pine, vegetable gardens, an orchard, and  vineyard surround this four-bedroom hacienda.

Goldschmidt house in San Clemente, CA

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27784 Hamiltair Dr, Lake Arrowhead, CA

Price: $3,499,000 Design details: Back when the mountain community of Lake Arrowhead was a playground to celebs, Williams designed vacation accommodations like this French country–inspired lakefront cottage, completed in 1940. Its five bedrooms and four baths have been completely renovated, yet its original, gracious country charm has been left intact. Best of all? It sits on 140 feet of lake frontage.

Cottage in Lake Arrowhead, CA

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100 Delfern Dr, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $14,495,000 Design details: Williams built this traditional-style manor for Eva Gabor in 1938. Three more structures have been added to the 7,000-square-foot main house over the years: living quarters above the garage, an elaborate pool house, and a greenhouse. This six-bedroom compound is located on a large lot in a swanky neighborhood right off Sunset Boulevard between Beverly Hills and Bel Air, which helps to account for the impressive price.

The home Paul Williams built for Eva Gabor in Los Angeles, CA

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13 Eastfield Dr, Rolling Hills, CA

Price: $4,998,000 Design details: A rare one-story home designed by Williams, this beauty sits on a 3.34-acre lot on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. It comes with a guesthouse, tennis court, pool and spa, three-stall barn and paddock, as well as a five-bedroom ranch-style house. Williams also worked as the landscape architect, creating the dramatic tree-lined driveway and the parklike grounds. While much of the interior has been remodeled, Williams’ signature wood-beamed ceilings, custom cabinetry, and gorgeous terraces remain.

Rare one-story home in Rolling Hills, CA

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173 N Anita Ave, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $8,950,000 Design details: Described as “an exciting opportunity,” this Spanish Colonial–style home could use some TLC. Built in 1930, the five-bedroom main residence still retains original Williams details, including the intricate ceilings, terra-cotta tile floors, and wrought-iron gates and railings. A large sculpture garden, expansive motor court, and sweeping lawns add to the elegance of this mansion located in the Brentwood Heights area.

Brentwood Heights-area home

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1951 Hillcrest Rd, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $5,000,000 Design details: Williams built this Hollywood Hills home in 1929. The four-story Spanish Revival has been newly renovated, with the floor plan, grounds, and kitchen substantially updated. You would definitely get something old and something new with this five-bedroom stunner.

Recently renovated Paul Williams home in Hollywood Hills

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651 Siena Way, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $29,800,000 Design details: Williams built this Bel Air estate in 1936, and it narrowly missed the wrecking ball in 2007. Sandy Gallin, a famous producer, talent agent, and home designer, purchased it from the estate of actress Jane Wyatt for $8 million. The Los Angeles landmarks review board rejected Gallin’s plans to replace the Williams-designed structure with a modern glass house, so he restored it instead. He increased the home’s square footage, added yoga and steam rooms and a pool, and sold it in 2011 for $21 million. The current owners listed the seven-bedroom estate in May 2017 for $35 million and have since trimmed the price.

Paul Williams home in Bel Air restored by Sandy Gallin

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7 Oakmont Dr, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $16,950,000 Design details: This one-story home built by Williams in 1940 is a bit of a head-scratcher. The listing states, “Photographs were taken several years ago. House is not in same condition.” What we do know is that the home sits on a large acre lot in the prestigious hills of Brentwood. But when a home is described as a “rare opportunity and incredible value” with “endless options,” you know it’s just waiting for a contractor to come and change everything—although there might be historical limitations.

Paul Williams home ready for restoration in Brentwood

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Serious SoCal Style: 9 Paul Williams-Designed Homes for Sale

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Paul Williams was known as an architect to the stars in the ’40s and ’50s, when he designed French chateau, Regency, and Mediterranean-style mansions for the likes of Frank Sinatra, Lucille Ball, Cary Grant, and Barbara Stanwyck.

Williams was the first certified African-American architect west of the Mississippi, and the first African-American member of the American Institute of Architects.

In the 1920s he learned to render drawings upside down because, at the time, many of his white clients felt uncomfortable sitting next to him. Drafting upside down allowed him to sit across the desk from his clients, while they looked at his drafts right-side-up.

He’d go on to work on the design of prominent buildings in wildly varying styles, including the retro-futuristic, elevated Theme Building at Los Angeles International Airport; the Saks Fifth Avenue on Wilshire Boulevard; and the Beverly Hills Hotel.

He designed more than 2,000 private homes before he died in 1980 at age 85. Several of them are available today, but you’ll have to spend at least a cool million for the privilege of owning one. Here’s what’s currently on the market for fans of Williams’ architectural style.

205 E 6th St, Ontario, CA

Price: $1,099,000 Design details: Built in 1948, this home is a rare example of one of Williams’ Modernist-style residences, and one of the few in Southern California’s Inland Empire. The three-bedroom was designated as a landmark in 2006, and retains many of Williams’ original design elements, including midcentury fireplaces, cool cabinetry, and floor-to-ceiling windows.

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243 Avenida La Cuesta, San Clemente, CA

Price: $3,393,000 Design details: The Goldschmidt house, also known as Casa Tres Vistas, was designed by Williams in 1928 for a wealthy vintner who owned the 11,000 acres that later became the city of San Clemente. The current homeowners have restored the oak and “picket tile” floors, as well as the four balconies with ocean views. Blue agave, palm trees, eucalyptus, stone pine, vegetable gardens, an orchard, and  vineyard surround this four-bedroom hacienda.

Goldschmidt house in San Clemente, CA

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27784 Hamiltair Dr, Lake Arrowhead, CA

Price: $3,499,000 Design details: Back when the mountain community of Lake Arrowhead was a playground to celebs, Williams designed vacation accommodations like this French country–inspired lakefront cottage, completed in 1940. Its five bedrooms and four baths have been completely renovated, yet its original, gracious country charm has been left intact. Best of all? It sits on 140 feet of lake frontage.

Cottage in Lake Arrowhead, CA

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100 Delfern Dr, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $14,495,000 Design details: Williams built this traditional-style manor for Eva Gabor in 1938. Three more structures have been added to the 7,000-square-foot main house over the years: living quarters above the garage, an elaborate pool house, and a greenhouse. This six-bedroom compound is located on a large lot in a swanky neighborhood right off Sunset Boulevard between Beverly Hills and Bel Air, which helps to account for the impressive price.

The home Paul Williams built for Eva Gabor in Los Angeles, CA

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13 Eastfield Dr, Rolling Hills, CA

Price: $4,998,000 Design details: A rare one-story home designed by Williams, this beauty sits on a 3.34-acre lot on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. It comes with a guesthouse, tennis court, pool and spa, three-stall barn and paddock, as well as a five-bedroom ranch-style house. Williams also worked as the landscape architect, creating the dramatic tree-lined driveway and the parklike grounds. While much of the interior has been remodeled, Williams’ signature wood-beamed ceilings, custom cabinetry, and gorgeous terraces remain.

Rare one-story home in Rolling Hills, CA

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173 N Anita Ave, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $8,950,000 Design details: Described as “an exciting opportunity,” this Spanish Colonial–style home could use some TLC. Built in 1930, the five-bedroom main residence still retains original Williams details, including the intricate ceilings, terra-cotta tile floors, and wrought-iron gates and railings. A large sculpture garden, expansive motor court, and sweeping lawns add to the elegance of this mansion located in the Brentwood Heights area.

Brentwood Heights-area home

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1951 Hillcrest Rd, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $5,000,000 Design details: Williams built this Hollywood Hills home in 1929. The four-story Spanish Revival has been newly renovated, with the floor plan, grounds, and kitchen substantially updated. You would definitely get something old and something new with this five-bedroom stunner.

Recently renovated Paul Williams home in Hollywood Hills

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651 Siena Way, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $29,800,000 Design details: Williams built this Bel Air estate in 1936, and it narrowly missed the wrecking ball in 2007. Sandy Gallin, a famous producer, talent agent, and home designer, purchased it from the estate of actress Jane Wyatt for $8 million. The Los Angeles landmarks review board rejected Gallin’s plans to replace the Williams-designed structure with a modern glass house, so he restored it instead. He increased the home’s square footage, added yoga and steam rooms and a pool, and sold it in 2011 for $21 million. The current owners listed the seven-bedroom estate in May 2017 for $35 million and have since trimmed the price.

Paul Williams home in Bel Air restored by Sandy Gallin

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7 Oakmont Dr, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $16,950,000 Design details: This one-story home built by Williams in 1940 is a bit of a head-scratcher. The listing states, “Photographs were taken several years ago. House is not in same condition.” What we do know is that the home sits on a large acre lot in the prestigious hills of Brentwood. But when a home is described as a “rare opportunity and incredible value” with “endless options,” you know it’s just waiting for a contractor to come and change everything—although there might be historical limitations.

Paul Williams home ready for restoration in Brentwood

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A 3-Bedroom Cottage with EV Charger and a Stunning Four-Bedroom House in East Yorkshire

Are you dreaming of a cozy yet modern retreat in the heart of Yorkshire? Look no further! Whether you're planning a quiet escape, a family holiday, or a remote work getaway, East Yorkshire offers some amazing rental properties. Here, we introduce you to two ideal choices: a 3-bedroom cottage with an EV charger and a spacious four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire. Let’s dive into why these properties are perfect for your next stay!

1. Experience Comfort and Convenience in a 3-Bedroom Cottage with EV Charger

Imagine staying in a charming cottage that combines rustic ambiance with modern amenities. This 3-bedroom cottage with an EV charger is perfect for travelers who are looking to explore the beauty of East Yorkshire without leaving a heavy carbon footprint. By offering an electric vehicle charging station, this property caters to eco-conscious travelers who want the freedom to explore without worrying about where to charge their EV.

Key Features:

Three spacious bedrooms for families or groups of friends

Fully equipped kitchen with modern appliances

Comfortable lounge area for relaxation

Private garden, perfect for enjoying morning coffee or evening gatherings

EV charger, so your travel is as green and convenient as possible

Located close to scenic spots and charming villages, this cottage offers a home-away-from-home vibe that’s perfect for unwinding. Don’t miss out on the chance to enjoy both convenience and comfort while staying in this eco-friendly, welcoming cottage.

2. Discover Spacious Luxury in a Four-Bedroom House in East Yorkshire

For larger groups or families who need extra space, a four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire could be just what you’re looking for. This well-furnished, modern property is located in an area known for its beautiful landscapes, historic sites, and lovely beaches. It's a great spot for exploring all the best East Yorkshire has to offer, from the coastal charm of Bridlington to the historic allure of Beverley.

Key Highlights:

Four large bedrooms, ideal for families or group retreats

Open-plan living and dining area for communal relaxation

Modern kitchen with all essentials for cooking enthusiasts

Beautiful outdoor space, perfect for children or pets to play

Proximity to scenic trails, local markets, and restaurants

With room for everyone to spread out, this property offers plenty of space to relax, make memories, and enjoy all that East Yorkshire has to offer.

The Allure of Eastfield Cottage: A Quintessential Yorkshire Stay

If you’re specifically interested in a property that blends traditional charm with all the necessary modern comforts, Eastfield Cottage is an excellent choice. This quaint property captures the essence of Yorkshire life and is perfect for visitors wanting to immerse themselves in the local culture. Located conveniently, Eastfield Cottage provides easy access to nearby towns, cultural sites, and natural attractions.

Why Choose Eastfield Cottage?

Ideal for couples, small families, or solo travelers seeking a peaceful stay

Close to picturesque walking trails and heritage sites

Classic interiors with a cozy, welcoming vibe

Why Choose East Yorkshire?

East Yorkshire is a treasure trove of natural beauty and historic landmarks. From the picturesque Yorkshire Wolds to the sandy beaches along the coast, this region offers an array of activities for everyone. Stay in a 3-bedroom cottage with an EV charger or a four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire to enjoy a range of amenities and comfort while exploring this incredible area.

Book Your Perfect East Yorkshire Stay Today!

Whether it’s the eco-friendly 3-bedroom cottage with EV charger, the spacious four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire, or the charming Eastfield Cottage, you’ll find a perfect accommodation option in East Yorkshire. So, pack your bags, plan your stay, and prepare for an unforgettable experience in this charming region.

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A Beautiful Four-Bedroom House with Three Bathrooms and a Lounge in Beverley, East Yorkshire

Nestled in the charming countryside of East Yorkshire, Eastfield Cottage is a dream come true for families, couples, or anyone seeking a tranquil and luxurious living space. This beautiful property combines elegance and comfort, offering spacious accommodations that truly feel like home. With four bedrooms, three bathrooms cozy lounge, this cottage is the perfect haven for those wanting a blend of rustic charm and modern conveniences. Let’s dive into the details of what makes this four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire so special.

A Perfect Home in East Yorkshire: Spacious and Stylish

The moment you arrive at Eastfield Cottage, you’re welcomed by the warmth and character of the property. Located in the picturesque area of Beverley, this four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire combines the best of country living with easy access to city conveniences. This home has been thoughtfully designed with plenty of space, making it ideal for family gatherings, entertaining friends, or simply enjoying peaceful, quiet days in a cozy yet stylish setting.

Whether you’re a young family looking for room to grow or a couple looking to settle down in a comfortable yet beautiful home, Eastfield Cottage has something for everyone.

A Thoughtfully Designed Layout

Eastfield Cottage boasts a thoughtful and spacious layout, providing ample room for all your needs. The four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire is designed to accommodate both privacy and togetherness, ensuring everyone in the family can enjoy their space without feeling crowded. Here’s what each key area has to offer:

Four Bedrooms for Ultimate Comfort and Flexibility

The four-bedroom layout provides ample sleeping quarters, perfect for large families or those who frequently have guests. Each bedroom is designed with comfort in mind, from cozy interiors to ample storage solutions. Whether it's a master suite with an en-suite bathroom or additional rooms that can double as guest rooms, children's rooms, or even a home office, the design of Eastfield Cottage is both functional and elegant.

Three Bathrooms for Added Convenience

One of the standout features of Eastfield Cottage is its three bathrooms. Having multiple bathrooms is a significant advantage for any home, especially one with a larger family or frequent guests. The three bathrooms are tastefully designed, combining modern fixtures with rustic charm. You’ll find that each bathroom offers a serene, spa-like experience, making mornings smoother and evening routines more relaxing.

A Cozy Lounge: The Heart of the Home

The lounge is truly the heart of this home. The cozy yet spacious design invites you to unwind after a long day. With comfortable seating, beautiful decor, and a warm ambiance, the lounge is the ideal place for family movie nights, reading sessions, or simply relaxing by the fire on a chilly evening. The lounge has been designed with relaxation in mind, creating a space that’s as welcoming as it is aesthetically pleasing.

Location Perks: Why Beverley and East Yorkshire?

Beverley, located in East Yorkshire, is known for its rich history, scenic beauty, and welcoming community. Eastfield Cottage is ideally situated, providing easy access to local attractions, schools, shopping, and recreational activities. The area around Beverley offers a fantastic mix of urban and rural appeal. Here’s why Beverley is the perfect spot for your next home:

Historical Charm and Modern Amenities: Beverley is steeped in history, from the majestic Beverley Minster to the charming market squares. Despite its historical roots, Beverley has all the modern amenities you could need, including excellent schools, a variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants, as well as convenient access to public transportation.

Natural Beauty: Living in Beverley means you’re never too far from nature. East Yorkshire is known for its stunning landscapes, and Beverley is no exception. The area surrounding Eastfield Cottage is filled with lush green fields, scenic walking trails, and beautiful parks, offering plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities.

Family-Friendly Environment: With top-rated schools, safe neighborhoods, and a strong sense of community, Beverley is ideal for families. You’ll find that East Yorkshire offers a peaceful, friendly atmosphere, making it the perfect place to raise children or simply enjoy a more relaxed lifestyle.

Why Choose Eastfield Cottage as Your New Home?

If you’re looking for a four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire that combines space, style, and comfort, Eastfield Cottage is an excellent choice. Here are some compelling reasons to consider this beautiful property:

Modern and Rustic Design: The property seamlessly blends modern amenities with rustic charm. From the stylish decor to the thoughtfully designed interiors, Eastfield Cottage feels both timeless and contemporary.

Spacious Interiors: With four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a cozy lounge, there’s plenty of space for everyone to feel comfortable. Whether you’re working from home, raising a family, or entertaining guests, Eastfield Cottage has you covered.

Convenient Location: Being situated in Beverley provides the best of both worlds—a peaceful countryside feel with easy access to everything East Yorkshire has to offer.

Outdoor Space: For those who love spending time outdoors, Eastfield Cottage offers beautiful gardens and outdoor areas, perfect for summer barbecues, gardening, or simply enjoying the scenic surroundings.

Final Thoughts: Make Eastfield Cottage Your New Home

Finding a property that feels like home is no small feat, but Eastfield Cottage offers everything you could want and more. This four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire provides a unique blend of space, comfort, and style, making it ideal for those who want to settle into a warm and welcoming community without compromising on modern amenities. With three bathrooms and a cozy lounge area, every member of the family will find a place to call their own.

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Discover the Comfort of Eastfield Cottage: Premium Accommodation in Beverley, East Yorkshire

If you're planning a visit to Beverley, East Yorkshire, and looking for the perfect place to stay, Eastfield Cottage offers an unforgettable experience. Known for its comfort, charm, and spacious amenities, this idyllic accommodation in Beverley East Yorkshire provides everything you need for a memorable getaway.

Why Choose Eastfield Cottage?

Nestled in the heart of East Yorkshire, Eastfield Cottage is more than just a place to rest—it's a haven of relaxation and style. Ideal for families, couples, or groups of friends, this beautiful cottage combines modern comforts with timeless country charm. Whether you’re exploring the historic market town of Beverley or enjoying the stunning landscapes of East Yorkshire, Eastfield Cottage makes the perfect home base.

Spacious Rooms with Modern Amenities

One of the standout features of Eastfield Cottage is its layout designed for comfort and convenience. With three bathrooms and a generous lounge, there’s ample space for everyone to relax and unwind. The cottage is furnished with quality in mind, blending comfort with elegance in each room.

The three bathrooms make morning routines hassle-free, especially when traveling with a larger group. After a long day of sightseeing, retreat to the cozy lounge area, where you can kick back with your loved ones. This is the type of accommodation in Beverley, East Yorkshire, that prioritizes your relaxation and comfort.

Prime Location for Exploring Beverley and Beyond

Eastfield Cottage is ideally located, allowing easy access to Beverley’s top attractions. From the historic Beverley Minster to the bustling Saturday Market, you’ll find plenty to see and do within a short distance. Explore the scenic East Yorkshire countryside, with its walking trails, nature reserves, and picturesque villages—all within reach from Eastfield Cottage.

Book Your Stay at Eastfield Cottage

If you’re searching for accommodation in Beverley, East Yorkshire, with all the comforts of home and more, Eastfield Cottage awaits. With three bathrooms lounge Beverley, and a location that offers both tranquility and convenience, this charming cottage is ready to welcome you.

Make Eastfield Cottage your home away from home on your next East Yorkshire adventure.

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A Dream Home Awaits: Discover the Charm of Eastfield Cottage in East Yorkshire

If you're on the hunt for a stunning four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire, look no further than Eastfield Cottage. This charming property perfectly combines traditional character with modern comforts, making it an ideal family home. Situated in the picturesque town of Beverley, Eastfield Cottage offers the best of both worlds – rural charm and easy access to local amenities.

Spacious Living for the Whole Family

One of the standout features of Eastfield Cottage is its ample living space. With three bathrooms, lounge in Beverley, this home is designed with families in mind. The large lounge area provides a perfect spot for relaxation, and the three bathrooms ensure that there's never a queue during the morning rush. The house also features a beautifully fitted kitchen and a cozy dining area, making it perfect for both daily living and entertaining guests.

A Prime Location in East Yorkshire

Location is key, and Eastfield Cottage is ideally situated. This four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire is just a short drive from the historic town of Beverley, known for its rich heritage and vibrant community. Whether you're looking to enjoy a day out at the Beverley Racecourse, visit the famous Beverley Minster, or simply take a stroll through the town’s charming streets, everything is within easy reach.

For those who appreciate outdoor activities, the surrounding East Yorkshire countryside offers plenty of walking, cycling, and outdoor adventure opportunities. The area is also well-connected by road and rail, providing convenient access to nearby cities such as Hull and York.

A Perfect Blend of Comfort and Style

Eastfield Cottage combines modern living with a sense of historical charm. The house’s three bathrooms and lounge in Beverley ensure a comfortable lifestyle for families of all sizes. The four spacious bedrooms make it perfect for a growing family, while the stylish decor throughout the property adds a touch of luxury to everyday living.

Your Next Home Awaits

If you’ve been searching for a four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire, Eastfield Cottage is the perfect choice. With its charming location in Beverley, spacious interiors, and modern conveniences like three bathrooms and a lounge in Beverley, this house offers everything you need for comfortable family living.

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Discover Eastfield Cottage: A Hidden Gem Near Langwathby Station and Home to the Famous Pheasant

Are you searching for a peaceful countryside retreat with charming surroundings? Look no further than Eastfield Cottage, a delightful hideaway nestled in the scenic village of Langwathby. This idyllic cottage offers visitors the perfect blend of comfort, nature, and easy access to local attractions. Whether you're planning a weekend escape or an extended stay, Eastfield Cottage provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere for anyone looking to unwind in the heart of Cumbria.

Why Choose Eastfield Cottage?

Located just a short walk from Langwathby Station, Eastfield Cottage is ideal for those who want to experience the best of rural England without being too far from transport links. Langwathby is a picturesque village surrounded by rolling hills, making it a favorite destination for nature lovers, walkers, and cyclists. Plus, the village’s charming station is a stop on the Settle-Carlisle Railway, one of the most scenic rail journeys in the UK.

Meet the Famous Pheasant of Eastfield Cottage

One of the unique features of Eastfield Cottage is its close connection to local wildlife, including the famous pheasant that roams the area. This colorful bird has become something of a local celebrity, often spotted strutting through the cottage gardens or perched on a nearby fence. The famous pheasant adds a touch of character to your stay, making it a must-see during your visit.

Proximity to Langwathby Station

A major advantage of staying at Eastfield Cottage is its proximity to Langwathby Station. Whether you’re arriving by train or looking to explore the surrounding areas, the station serves as a convenient travel hub. From here, you can easily explore the Eden Valley and beyond, with plenty of day trip opportunities to nearby historic towns, outdoor adventures, and cultural landmarks.

Explore the Surrounding Area

When staying at Eastfield Cottage, you'll have the opportunity to explore the best of Cumbria’s countryside. The Eden Valley offers plenty of walking trails, scenic views, and local attractions, all just a stone’s throw away from Langwathby Station. For those who appreciate wildlife, in addition to the famous pheasant, you may encounter various bird species and other animals in their natural habitat.

Conclusion

Eastfield Cottage is more than just a place to stay—it's a charming retreat where you can experience the beauty of the English countryside. With its convenient location near Langwathby Station, the unique presence of the famous pheasant, and the surrounding natural beauty, it’s the perfect destination for a relaxing and memorable getaway. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, history buff, or simply seeking a peaceful break, Eastfield Cottage is the ideal choice for your next trip.

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Discover Eastfield Cottage: A Stunning Four-Bedroom House in East Yorkshire

If you're on the lookout for a charming, spacious home nestled in the serene countryside, look no further than Eastfield Cottage. This four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire is the perfect blend of modern comfort and rural tranquility, offering everything you need for family living or a peaceful retreat. Situated near the picturesque town of Beverley, this home is a true gem that promises both convenience and luxury.

Key Features of Eastfield Cottage

1. Four-Bedroom House in East Yorkshire

One of the standout features of Eastfield Cottage is its spacious design. With four generously-sized bedrooms, there's ample space for a growing family or hosting guests. Each room is bathed in natural light, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout the home. Whether you're working from home or need extra room for hobbies, these bedrooms offer flexibility to meet your needs.

2. Three Bathrooms and Lounge in Beverley

For those who value convenience and privacy, Eastfield Cottage comes equipped with three bathrooms—a rare and highly desirable feature in a family home. The primary bedroom has an ensuite, while the additional bathrooms ensure no one has to wait during busy mornings. The stylish lounge in Beverley is the perfect spot to unwind after a long day, with plenty of space for family movie nights or entertaining friends.

3. Modern Kitchen and Dining Area

The heart of this four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire is undoubtedly its modern kitchen and dining area. Fitted with state-of-the-art appliances and plenty of counter space, it’s ideal for those who love to cook. The open-plan design allows for easy entertaining, ensuring you never feel cut off from the rest of the family or your guests.

4. Location Perks: Close to Beverley

Living in Eastfield Cottage means you’re just a short drive from the historic town of Beverley, famous for its stunning Minster and charming market square. With plenty of shops, restaurants, and schools nearby, this four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire is as practical as it is picturesque. Plus, you’ll enjoy excellent transport links to other parts of Yorkshire, making commutes or weekend getaways a breeze.

5. Outdoor Space and Scenic Views

The outdoor area of Eastfield Cottage is perfect for those who love nature. Surrounded by lush greenery, you can relax in your private garden, take in the countryside views, or even plan family barbecues. The serene surroundings offer a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle, yet you're never too far from Beverley's amenities.

Why Choose Eastfield Cottage?

This four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire offers a rare combination of space, style, and location. With its three bathrooms and lounge in Beverley, you’ll have everything you need to enjoy modern living with a touch of countryside charm. Whether you're moving with family or looking for a peaceful new home, Eastfield Cottage has something for everyone.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to make this stunning property your own. Schedule a viewing today and see for yourself why Eastfield Cottage is the perfect place to call home.

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Discover the Charm of Eastfield Cottage: Your Ideal Getaway in East Yorkshire

Looking for a peaceful escape in the heart of East Yorkshire? Look no further than Eastfield Cottage, a stunning retreat that combines the comforts of a modern home with the charm of a countryside escape. Whether you're searching for a cozy place to unwind or a spacious accommodation for a family gathering, this four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire has everything you need for a memorable stay.

Why Choose Eastfield Cottage?

Nestled in the picturesque landscape of East Yorkshire, Eastfield Cottage offers a perfect blend of traditional charm and modern amenities. This beautifully maintained property is the ideal choice for families, couples, or groups looking for a tranquil escape. Here's why it stands out:

Spacious Living: With four well-appointed bedrooms, this four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire can comfortably accommodate up to eight guests. Whether you're planning a family reunion or a relaxing getaway with friends, there's plenty of room for everyone.

Modern Amenities: Eastfield Cottage comes fully equipped with all the modern conveniences you'd expect. From a fully stocked kitchen to cozy living areas, you'll have everything you need to feel right at home.

3 Bedroom Cottage with EV Charger: For smaller groups, the property also features a 3-bedroom cottage with an EV charger, making it an eco-friendly option for travelers with electric vehicles. No need to worry about finding a charging station—simply charge your car at the cottage and enjoy exploring the nearby attractions without hassle.

Prime Location: Situated in East Yorkshire, Eastfield Cottage offers easy access to local attractions such as the Yorkshire Wolds, historic market towns, and stunning coastal areas. Whether you're into hiking, sightseeing, or simply enjoying the beauty of nature, this location has something for everyone.

Perfect for Relaxation: After a day of exploring, return to the comfort of Eastfield Cottage where you can unwind in the spacious garden or curl up in front of the fireplace. The peaceful surroundings and charming interiors create the perfect atmosphere for relaxation.

Explore the Best of East Yorkshire

Staying at Eastfield Cottage allows you to explore the rich history and natural beauty of East Yorkshire. Whether you're visiting local attractions, discovering hidden gems in the countryside, or simply enjoying a peaceful retreat, this four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire provides the perfect base for your adventures.

For those who prioritize sustainability, the 3-bedroom cottage with an EV charger ensures that your trip remains environmentally friendly without sacrificing convenience or comfort.

Book Your Stay at Eastfield Cottage Today

Whether you're looking for a four-bedroom house in East Yorkshire or a 3-bedroom cottage with an EV charger, Eastfield Cottage offers the ideal balance of comfort, space, and location for your next getaway. Book your stay today and experience the best that East Yorkshire has to offer!

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Discover the Charm of Langwathby Station and Eastfield Cottage: A Gateway to the Famous Pheasant Experience

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Lake District, Langwathby Station is a delightful destination that beckons travelers seeking a unique blend of history and nature. This quaint railway station, known for its vintage charm and scenic surroundings, serves as an ideal starting point for exploring the local attractions, including the famous famous pheasant that graces the nearby fields.

The Allure of Langwathby Station

Originally opened in the 19th century, Langwathby Station is more than just a stop on the railway line; it is a historical gem that reflects the rich heritage of the area. As you step off the train, you are greeted by the nostalgic sights and sounds of a bygone era. The station itself is surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, making it a popular spot for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

A short stroll from the station leads you to lush greenery and rolling hills, where you might catch a glimpse of the famous famous pheasant that has become a symbol of the region. These beautiful birds are known for their vibrant plumage and captivating behaviors, making them a favorite among wildlife watchers.

A Cozy Stay at Eastfield Cottage

After a day of exploration, retreat to Eastfield Cottage, a charming accommodation that offers a perfect blend of comfort and rustic charm. Located just a stone's throw from Langwathby Station, this cozy cottage provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere for guests.

With its traditional decor and modern amenities, Eastfield Cottage is ideal for families, couples, or solo travelers. The cottage features spacious living areas, fully equipped kitchens, and beautiful gardens, allowing you to unwind and enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

Exploring the Local Attractions

While staying at Eastfield Cottage, you can easily explore the many attractions nearby. From scenic walks along the River Eden to visits to historical landmarks, the area is rich in activities for every type of traveler. Be sure to take some time to enjoy the local wildlife, particularly the famous pheasant that often roams the fields. Birdwatchers and photography enthusiasts will find endless opportunities to capture these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.

Conclusion

Whether you're visiting the Lake District for a weekend getaway or an extended holiday, Langwathby Station and Eastfield Cottage offer a unique and memorable experience. From the charming railway station that welcomes you to the breathtaking scenery and the presence of the famous pheasant, this region is a treasure trove of natural beauty and cultural significance.