A cottage a developer can walk into and a practice they can stock. The shell is a 2 m module system: cob wall sections plain, windowed, doored and bayed, timber frame corner posts, flagged floor slabs, beamed ceilings, a loft floor with a hatch and its ladder, a stair flight, thatch roof sections and ridge caps, gable ends, a crooked chimney and a stone hearth, all ported on the same grid so a cottage of any size closes properly. The home half is furnished the way a cottage really is: a rocking chair that rocks, a patchwork armchair, mismatched stools, a scrubbed table, a Welsh dresser whose doors open, a spinning wheel that turns, a floor loom, a besom, lanterns and candles, a braided rug, a cat basket, a herb wreath, tea and bread on the board, a log basket and a water pail. The apothecary half is the practice: a cauldron on a hearth crane that swings off the fire, a copper still, a stone topped mixing bench, an apothecary chest and a writing desk with drawers that pull, a jar wall shelf, a drying rack of bundles, a bottle crate with a lid, a distillation flask rack, mortar and pestle, brass scales, herb press, wax and seal set, funnels and measures, and seven bottles across three shapes and four tints. Rigid node transform clips only, no skinning. The magic is domestic: there are no spell effects, glows or particles anywhere in the pack. Original AI assisted CC0 geometry with no reference to any existing story.

Files load directly from the CDN. Choose the pieces you need. Colliders, navigation and gameplay scripts are supplied by your game.