carriage house
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of carriage house
An Americanism dating back to 1755–65
Example Sentences
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“Having three absolutely chic and gorgeous carriage houses on the estate is incredibly unique,” Haviv notes.
From MarketWatch
“In short order the warren of oddly shaped rooms in the carriage house became spaces for lectures, workshops, and impromptu performances,” Mr. Gennari writes.
If the design is less ornate, Irvine noted that’s purposeful, pointing out antebellum carriage houses were “a little bit knocked down.”
From Los Angeles Times
If the design is less ornate, Irvine notes that’s purposeful, pointing out Antebellum carriage houses were “a little bit knocked down.”
From Los Angeles Times
I have booked the Carriage Room, inspired by the carriage houses designed to fit single horse-drawn carriages.
From Los Angeles Times
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