The Best Fairy Garden Houses for Sale

Fairy Castle Flower Pot

Forget boring flower pots in your garden. With this fairy castle flower pot, you can turn even the most boring ferns into magical worlds. The pot is designed to look like the base of an old castle. It is features “stone” walls built into a turret shape, and in one side is an elegant old arch into which a rustic wooden door has been fitted. There is an old carriage lamp, a low wall at the top and a few narrow windows to make this a wonderful spot for a fairy or other garden resident.

“This realistic looking bungalow can add instant warmth to any part of the fairy garden. It has been designed in a classic style with wooden shingled roof, hand built stone chimney and foundation, beam framed windows and doors, and stucco siding. The front door is painted a bright green and fitted with “wrought iron” hinges giving it an aged look. With its charming front windows and tidy appearance, it can work well in any style of fairy garden or fantasy theme.”

“Take a stroll through the Old English countryside in the miniature garden and journey down a long lane leading to Cotswold Cottage. The country fairy house is made of durable resin with a roof that resembles thatching and what appears to be cobblestones framing the arched front door. The exterior walls look like painted mud stucco in an antiqued country white hue. A mallard duck is prominently standing to the side of the front door quacking out a welcome. The cottage front door is hinged allowing it to open and close.”

“Fairies are just like us and like to relax during a day at the beach. This beach house is high up on stilts to protect from the water and features a colorful window box, life buoy and a pesky pelican on the railing.”

“This adorable fairy villa figure is a visually appealing spot and will add a bit of welcome charm and warmth wherever you place it. It uses a saltbox style rooftop. Covered in rough wooden shingles, it is a perfect companion to the stucco walls and the half-timbered accents around the doors and windows. Gentle arches are found above every window and the front door, creating softer lines and giving the place a sort of magical look. Climbing vines look great along with the bold red hue of the door.”

“Meadowbrook House is sure to become one of your favorite spots in the fairy garden. It is one of the tidiest homes you might ever find and features a rich array of accents and embellishments that make it a welcome addition to any scene. It is a thatched roof house with a stone foundation and stucco walls.”

“It’s time for your fairies and gnomes to get over to the farm! This rustic brown miniature barn with a red sliding door and open bottom sits on a grassy field, ready for work or for play. There is a small covered area on the side, where a hard-working gnome can store his farm tools under the overhang, and the hayloft window is the perfect size space for a tiny bird to roost. The door opens wide to make room for all your animals to gather, and the narrow windows along the sides let in the light. It’s the perfect addition to your indoor or outdoor fairy village.”

Oakland Way House

Poppy’s Place

“If you want a building with loads of character for your fairy garden, this Crawdaddy’s Swamp Shack figure may be just the thing. Ornate and unusual, it can work well in a waterside garden or swamp like setting. It is made to emulate an old gnarled tree stump topped with a lopsided and high peaked roof. There is a rickety dock that leads right to the old yellow front door. Lots of green wooden trim accent this property and an array of round windows add to its odd and appealing looks.”

“While many fairy tales feature those bright red toadstools with their white polka dotted caps and funny forms, they can also appear in real life if you add this cute red mushroom fairy house to your garden. Designed using two overlapping mushrooms, it is a duplex property with two front doors, two shuttered windows and even a small growth of baby mushrooms at the base of the shorter and stouter house. Fun and colorful, this is a classic element for the fairy garden or scene.”

“These cute yellow mushroom fairy house figures let you enjoy a very organic look that also brings loads of whimsy and wit to the garden. The houses are formed of two yellow-capped mushrooms. The larger house has an upturned cap for the roof, while the smaller building has a standard cap and both feature sturdy wooden doors, shuttered windows, and there is even a colorful ladybug perched atop the roof of the smaller house, waiting for the inhabitants to arrive home.”

“This Fairy Tale Castle is quite interesting, and it is different from many of the other buildings that you might have seen or that you have in your fairy garden. This castle looks like it is straight from the pages of a fairy tale. It’s a tall tower that could be home to a wizard, a princess, or any number of other fairy tale folk. It has quite a bit of detail with some great brickwork and vines that crawl across it.”

“This Forest House is truly fantastical. It looks like something that you might stumble across in a fairytale forest. The little house looks like it was made from a stump and other natural materials. There are even some fungi growing off the sides, which might serve well as some shelves for a gnome or fairy. The roof is made from leaves, and the window and door work very well for the piece. You can also see some small flowers around the base.”

“Tucked in the gnarled roots of an old tree, Frogger’s Fairy Swamp Shack is a visual delight. At the water level is an old stone dock and navigating the narrow steps up to the next level brings you to the shack. It features a bright green door with heavily carved hinges. A bird feeder sits just outside, proving that the inhabitants are quite friendly. A dormer window is the utmost of rustic as it is made from a knot hole in the tree and gives it even more character.”

Merlin’s Manor

“Even fairies have beach properties and the conch condo figure is evidence of it. Whether you decide to make it a mermaid’s retreat and create an underwater theme or you make it a beachside bungalow of the most luxurious kind, it is sure to please and delight. It is a conch shell turned into a gorgeous home. Small windows, elegant mosaics made of shells and even a friendly sea turtle make this one of the most idyllic spots to take residence.”

Kenmore Place House

Mushroom Tavern House

Dimensions	6.5″ Wide x 9.6″ Deep X 7.2″ High
Material	Resin
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Pine River Cottage