Hill Top, Beatrix Potter House Greeting Card

Hill Top, Beatrix Potter House Greeting Card

Hill Top, Beatrix Potter House greeting card is from North East artist Emily Ward's beautiful range of blank art cards. This greeting card has been created from original art by Emily.

This delightful artwork captures the beauty and tranquillity of Hill Top, the former home of Beatrix Potter, with a playful and colourful touch. The charming stone cottage sits peacefully in the centre, its honey-coloured walls and slate roof bathed in warm sunlight. Surrounding the house is a lush, well-tended garden bursting with flowers and greenery, evoking the idyllic countryside that inspired so many of Potter’s beloved stories.

The foreground is alive with splashes of pink, purple, blue and green, representing a wild, flourishing meadow of flowers. Gentle dots and specks of colour float across the entire scene on this art greeting card.

A soft blue sky with sweeping white clouds completes the picture, reflecting the enchanting world of Beatrix Potter and the timeless charm of her Lake District home.

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Hill Top, Beatrix Potter House

Hill Top is the beloved former home of renowned author and illustrator Beatrix Potter, located in the picturesque village of Sawrey in the Lake District. Purchased by Beatrix in 1905, this charming 17th-century farmhouse provided both a peaceful retreat and endless inspiration for her famous children’s stories. Many of her tales, including The Tale of Tom Kitten and The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck, feature scenes and details taken directly from Hill Top and its surrounding countryside.

The house has been carefully preserved, with each room filled with her belongings, original furniture, and personal items, giving visitors a glimpse into her life and creative world.

Now managed by the National Trust , Hill Top remains a popular destination and offers an enchanting glimpse into the rural life that shaped Beatrix Potter’s timeless works.