A modest, small-scale dwelling, most often described as a cottage, bungalow or cabin, built as an ordinary or vacation home rather than as a grand residence, an architect's deliberate design statement, or a museum-operated historic property. This group gathers small houses whose own recorded description identifies them plainly this way, distinguishing them from the larger and more architecturally or historically significant residence types gathered in the other groups under this subcategory, even where a particular cottage happens to be old enough to carry its own historic designation or listing.
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Wikimedia FoundationWikipedia, Erection of Cottages Act 1588, lead section
no person shall within this realm ... make, build and erect, or cause to be made, built or erected, any manner of cottage for habitation or dwelling, unless the same person do assign and lay to the same cottage or building four acres of ground at the least.
Wikipedia, Erection of Cottages Act 1588, lead section (jurisdiction clause)
no person shall within this realm ... make, build and erect, or cause to be made, built or erected, any manner of cottage for habitation or dwelling, unless the same person do assign and lay to the same cottage or building four acres of ground at the least.
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