Porchlight Faerie House

A tall faerie home with a little mossy porch of its own

Porchlight Faerie House rises to a sharp, tall peak, its pale mixed stone ringed at both windows and the arched door in bright green glass beads. Round to the side, a small mossy porch extends from the house, held up on its own little branch pillars beneath a slate roof — a proper sheltered spot of its own, separate from the front door.

This is a house with room to spare — belonging to a faerie who wanted somewhere to sit out of the rain besides the doorway itself, a little porch built just for watching the weather roll in.

Handcrafted from pale mixed stone gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry bright green glass detailing beneath a tall, sharply pointed roofline, with a mossy branch-pillared porch extending to the side. The unbroken green gem trim and dedicated porch give Porchlight Faerie House its wonderfully hospitable, well-appointed character.

Sealed for outdoor display, Porchlight Faerie House is ready for a spot where its porch can be put to proper use — somewhere for watching the garden go by.

A home of pale mountain stone, bright green, and the hospitable, settled magic of a porch built just for sitting out the rain. 🌧️✨