Quaint (adjective)

1. Something that is attractively unusual or old-fashioned.
2. Something that is charmingly simple or rustic.

Origin:

The word quaint comes from the latin word "quaintus" meaning "pretty" or "singular" and it refers to something that is attractively unusual or old-fashioned, or something that is charmingly simple or rustic.

Examples:

1. The village was known for its quaint old-fashioned houses.
2. The quaint little shop sold handmade crafts.
3. The quaint setting of the restaurant made it a popular spot.
4. The quaint streets of the old town were lined with colorful buildings.
5. The quaint customs of the people in the village were a source of fascination for the visitors.