At first glance, the cottage looks like a relic from another century — its weathered stone walls mottled with moss and ivy, the wooden shutters bleached silver by time. A narrow cobblestone path winds through a garden of wild herbs and lavender to a sturdy oak door bound with wrought iron. The air smells faintly of pine and smoke, and the sound of a distant brook hums softly behind the house. Inside, however, the rustic façade gives way to quiet luxury. Every detail whispers of craftsmanship and comfort — a place where history and modern indulgence meet in perfect balance.