nestling

Preposition: on

• hillside: A cozy, detached character cottage nestling on a peaceful hillside overlooking the market town of Belper.
• bank: A unique and wonderland of Otters, waterfowl, Muntjac and Fallow deer nestling on the banks of the beautiful River Waveney.

Preposition: at

• foot: Our other local shop is based in Steyning, which is a really nice little village nestling at the foot of the downs.

Adjective modifier

• picturesque: TO MOST people Teignmouth is a pretty seaside town, a picturesque holiday destination nestling on the south Devon coast below Dartmoor.
• delightful: We journey south to Bakewell, a delightful Market town nestling in the Peak District.
• tiny: Shave Cross is a tiny hamlet nestling in the picturesque Marshwood Vale, in the glorious unspoiled countryside of west Dorset.
• beautiful: This beautiful cottage nestling in the hamlet of Armscote is ideal for touring either Shakespeare's Stratford or the Cotswolds.

Converse of object

• feed: Members of a group vie for the right to feed nestlings, undertake guard duty, even attack snakes.

Noun used with modifier

• hamlet: An agricultural hamlet nestling among the lush green fields 4.5 miles west of Padstow.
• cottage: A cozy, detached character cottage nestling on a peaceful hillside overlooking the market town of Belper.
• village: Our other local shop is based in Steyning, which is a really nice little village nestling at the foot of the downs.
• town: Originally a small silver mining town nestling in the valley running down to the sea.
• hotel: Inchnadamph Hotel is a long established family run fishing hotel nestling at the foot of Ben More.
• house: Valley View House is a charming granite house nestling in a traditional Cornish fishing cove.

Preposition: in

• valley: Originally a small silver mining town nestling in the valley running down to the sea.
• hamlet: Stable Cottage, Pengelly, Delabole An enchanting 18th century stone cottage nestling in the quiet hamlet of Pengelly.
• acre: Idyllic setting nestling in 7 acres of sand dunes.
• shadow: A stream of thirsty City workers pour into a pub nestling in the shadow of the London Stock Exchange.
• countryside: An idyllic south facing cottage nestling in beautiful open countryside.
• hill: Crook Cottage: A former shepherd's cottage nestling in the hills near the head of the remote and beautiful Ettrick Valley.