The word "cottage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word "cottage" to refer to a small, usually cozy and rustic house. For example, "We rented a cottage by the lake for our summer vacation."
A three-night stay at Prior's Cottage costs £395 through English Heritage (0870 333 1187; english-heritage.org.uk/holidaycottage) 15.
This cottage (the owner is planning to build more, hence the plural name) is a few steps from the beach, with a fantastic, sweeping view of the Caribbean from its elevated deck.
A car is a must for exploring this somewhat sprawling island, and handy for picking up groceries to cook in the cottage kitchens – taking taxis will put a good dent in your budget.
The "industrial scale" of phone hacking at the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and the People made the News of the World look like a "small cottage industry" in comparison, the high court in London has heard.
The cottage is elegant and eco-friendly, with its under-floor geothermal heating and wood-burning stove.
The restored Coleridge cottage is particularly worth spending time in.
He and his wife, Rostelin, are also planning a beach cottage, and the Jeep is on offer for touring the "sights".
These range from a flat with a double bedroom and sea views (popular with writers who have been known to book several weeks at a time), a timber chalet that sleeps up to five, and a cottage with two double bedrooms with en suite bathrooms.
Bring repellent because the sand flies can be aggressive, especially after a rain shower, although the cottage owners spray the area regularly.
Bargain of the week Two-bed, weatherboarded cottage close to the station in Charing, £175,000, with stevenjmooreestateagents.co.uk.co.uk
You move around the sculpture, and the whole of you, from the toes up, is concentrated in your left hand, which dictates the creation... ...... Hepworth worked like this most days, right up until the fire at her cottage in which she died in 1975, aged 72.
