garaging

British

/ ˈɡærədʒɪŋ /

noun

accommodation for housing a motor vehicle

there is garaging for two cars

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This could be, for example, secure private garaging or the installation of mechanically moveable bollards.

From BBC

A few doors down, property mogul Leonard Blavatnik had bought up three former Russian Embassy buildings and since added an underground swimming pool, gym, private cinema and extensive garaging.

From The Guardian

For years he kept the small truck he first used to haul Chinese food, garaging it in a hangar next to his two private jets and two seaplanes.

From New York Times

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