bachelor apartment

British  

noun

1. a flat consisting of one room that is used as a sitting room and bedroom, as well as a kitchenette and a bathroom

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Example Sentences

Before moving into her apartment a little over a year ago, she lived in a 250-square-foot bachelor apartment without a kitchen.

From Los Angeles Times

Jack Lemmon is pitch-perfect as an office drone whose bachelor apartment becomes the go-to hideaway for his corporate superiors, and thus a tool for climbing to their ranks; Shirley MacLaine sparkles as the elevator operator who catches his fancy, and who has a secret or two of her own.

From New York Times

“I’d buy saw blades and I’d buy waxes, and I would go home and just work at my little desk, in my little bachelor apartment in a back house in Echo Park, with wax shavings all over the floor.”

From Los Angeles Times

She is moody, hungover; he’s a needling, jokey chatterbox who has filled his bachelor apartment with senior rescue dogs for love.

From Los Angeles Times

Wheeler’s bachelor apartment is appropriately generic.

From Los Angeles Times