Broadlands

/ (ˈbrɔːdlənds) /

noun

a Palladian mansion near Romsey in Hampshire: formerly the home of Lord Palmerston and Lord Mountbatten

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Example sentences from the Web for broadlands

That farm on the right is the Woodlands, and that just in front is the Broadlands.
Nell, of Shorne Mills|Charles Garvice
Broadlands and its hereditary thousands would have been no mean match for the daughter of a country squire.
Heriot's Choice|Rosa Nouchette Carey
But I notice that since our arrival at Broadlands, Harshaw has not troubled her with his attentions.
A Touch Of Sun And Other Stories|Mary Hallock Foote
This is better than any of the machines did at the Broadlands exhibition.
The Motor Boys in the Clouds|Clarence Young

Fancy a woman of my age racing a girl of her build and constitution seven miles to Broadlands!
A Touch Of Sun And Other Stories|Mary Hallock Foote