garden flat

British  

noun

1. a flat with direct access to a garden: typically, a garden flat consists of basement accommodation in prewar property, but some are in purpose-built blocks in urban areas

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Example Sentences

I sense his troubles during the year he hid in a Covent Garden flat and never opened the curtains.

From The Guardian

SAT Brunch bites, mimosa and Bloody Mary garden, flat, scenic course; benefits University District Food Bank, 9:30 a.m.

From Seattle Times

“We knew she couldn’t have done it,” says Kavita, now 25, as she sits with the family in their elegant garden flat in London’s Earl’s Court.

From The Guardian

The hell you put me through went on for two years, and although a solicitor’s letter eventually brought about your removal, nothing can bring back the most enjoyable job I ever had, my lovely garden flat or the life I had before you crash-landed above.

From The Guardian

In ‘‘Angel Baby,’’ which appeared in ‘‘Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine’’ in 1978, an expat former-child-star-turned-singer-turned-author is stuck in the shabby garden flat of a once-grand house in Dublin.

From New York Times