Fledgling Nantucket Cottage Birdhouse

Welcome to the Park Villa, a birding oasis. This delightful nest box offers a refuge for small cavity dwellers: wrens, finches, chickadees and titmice. Featuring a host of amenities and conveniences including; ventilation, drainage, a clean out – all great reasons for your backyard birds to return each season. In addition to its functionality this precious villa has a trellis in the center, decorated with flowers and 2 mini bird houses adorning the front porch. A bench and rocking chair make this house a visual pleasure along with fresh colors in yellow and blue, pine shingled roof . 7.25"H x 8.5W"x 6" D. Hole 1.25"

This lovely Little Gem Cottage birdhouse is rich in detail: gingerbread front façade. Includes a brightly painted red door, red flowers in the front window boxes and a floral wreath on the front door. Included are all the necessities to keep your bird residents comfortable. Constructed of the finest materials and trimmings. This quaint house is fully functional for small cavity dwellers: wrens, finches, nuthatches. chickadees and titmice. It can be hung easily with the nylon cord. Has clean out, drainage and ventilation. Expect all products left outdoors to weather and require refinishing over time. Entry Hole 1.25”. Item DIMS: 10.0"H x 7.0"W x 7.0 "D

Absolutely adorable and well built. We missed getting it setup in time for our tree sparrows this year but I can’t wait to use it next season.. Jessica. New Westminster, BC. Sun Jun 14 2026

"This Little Wren in is a hanging house designed to accommodate house wrens, one of the only species that enjoy a swinging nest box! Topped with western red cedar, this charming little cottage has a window box frame and planter with decorative flowers (removable for outdoor use). Fully functional house has a bottom panel that can be easily removed for yearly cleaning. Sturdy galvanized metal chain. Item Dimensions: 6.5" H x 8.0" W x 6.0" D:. Hole 1.125"

Super cute and smells of cedar. Olga. Lebanon, NJ. Sun Jun 21 2026

Why are the houses sideways in Charleston? When the city's first streets were laid out in 1680, residential lots were long and deep but had little street frontage. Placing the house sideways on the lot made the best use of space. This also allowed the home to take full advantage of the prevailing southerly breezes, necessary in the hot summer climate. Perfect layout for a functional birdhouse that provides a home for small birds. The roof is topped with red cedar shingles, has a 1.25” hole, and has lots of details like a real house. It comes with a bracket for hanging on a fence or tree. Complete with ventilation, drainage, and a cleanout. You may want to preserve this beautiful home with a polyurethane spray.

Looks exactly like the picture on the internet. I got it as a Christmas gift so hopefully she will like it too.. Debbie. Bluffton, SC. Mon Oct 07 2024