Country Style Iron Birdhouse Stake “Plumsteadville”
Country Style Iron Birdhouse Stake “Plumsteadville”
$131.25
Our Country Style Birdhouse Stake Collection from Lesera offers beautiful condominium home for feathered friends. Skillfully crafted with an antique copper finish that gradually weathers into a beautiful patina, each piece features several openings and perches for multiple birds. The “Plumsteadville” has a shingled roof that overhangs each side, a small picket fence, and small door with latch in the back (for easy cleaning).
- Year round outdoor use
- 100% powder coated iron
- Weather and rust resistant
- Includes drainage holes
- Large, sturdy prong stake for stability
- Easy to assemble (no tools needed)
- Available in 5 styles: Plumsteadville, Doylestown, Pipersville, New Britain, and Dublin
Birdhouse Specifications
Birdhouse Height ONLY (no stake): 26.4″
Number of Entry Holes: 4
Entry Hole Diameter: 1.75″
Number of Perches: 4
Inner Birdhouse Height: 6.2″
Inner Birdhouse Length: 4.82″
Inner Birdhouse Width: 4.82″
Stake Height ONLY (no birdhouse): 47.35″
Number of Stake Prongs: 4
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Rossi MM (verified owner) –
Nice quality and arrived quickly
Rich L (verified owner) –
It is beautiful, now it is in my front yard and waiting for the visitors!
Ingrid (verified owner) –
Love everything about it. So amazing. Worth the money.
Cindy L. Frace (verified owner) –
Not the most stable. If I were in a very windy place it might be an issue and I might have to stabilize it with something or “plant” it deeper. I see it move a little when a bird just lands on it. No one has taken up residence yet but they do like to perch on it and eat seed I pour in the “front yard.” It looks so nice. Recommend!