"rustic house" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a house with a rural or simple design, typically made of natural materials. For example, "The rustic house was settled among the green rolling hills, surrounded by wildflowers."
One is a small, rustic house, La Rondine, with a sheltered garden in the medieval hilltop village of Casole d'Elsa, 25 minutes from Siena.
Sibelius, who was born in 1865 and died fifty years ago this September, spent the better part of his life at Ainola, a rustic house outside Helsinki.
For the next three and a half years he lived in a rustic house he had built, writing the poetry of a witness.
Last week, Mr. Valdez was captured by dozens of federal police officers after a firefight at a rustic house in the mountains northwest of Mexico City.
Inside the rustic house, amid an array of barrels, saddles and crude furnishings, Sanford waited to meet the "Hero of Two Worlds," Giuseppe Garibaldi.
Guests will stay in a rustic house in Rochester, Vermont, cooking their own meals, and skiing at some of the finest cross-country ski touring centers in the east.
The ambience is rustic — houses artfully crammed with books, keepsakes, pictures, provisions.
Rustic houses are decorated in colourful Turkish textiles; driftwood decks, piled high with cushions, overlook the beach below.
"Down in the city you buy smog and toxic dumps". Mel and Barbara Horton, McMullen's neighbors in "the Glen," a narrow canyon with rustic houses sprinkled throughout in a seemingly random fashion, talk about the beauty of their hillside community, even during the winter rains when danger always seems to loom from above.
From there the film continues as a stream of scenes that often feel disconnected one from the other, even as a fragmented narrative emerges of a man named Juan Adolfo Jiménez Castroo) who lives in a modern-rustic house nestled in the countryside with his wife, Natalia (Nathalia Acevedo), and two small children.
Seaside cottages, Victorian-style homes, town houses, rustic ranch-type houses, golf-course houses and parcels of ocean frontage are all for sale if you're willing to go up, up and away — at least 500 miles north of Manhattan — and east into the Atlantic time zone.
