farmhouse
খামারবাড়ি
definition
noun
In the countryside, cottages and farmhouses , alongside big houses and estates, have existed since the 18th century at least.
a house attached to a farm, especially the main house in which the farmer lives.
translation of 'farmhouse '
খামারবাড়ি,
গোলাবাড়ি
noun
খামারবাড়ি,
গোলাবাড়ী,
গোলাবাড়ি
example
One goes to stay with the other's family at a 'farmhouse' out in the country.
The outside room is planned both as a substitute garden and as the social centre of the 'farmhouse' .
Eddie and Maria live in an isolated 'farmhouse' in the Norwegian countryside.
She returns to David, setting up a new home with him in a beautiful 'farmhouse' outside Bakewell.
The next thing she knew, there was the sound of a car horn coming from the lane on which their 'farmhouse' home stands.
a 'farmhouse' kitchen
She said the incident had taken place in a farm field opposite her house where there is a 'farmhouse' and outbuildings.
The main house faced east towards the main gate with an aisled 'farmhouse' to the north and a range of farm buildings to the south.
They will eat in a dark kitchen in the 'farmhouse' , sitting by the embers of last night's fire.
Years ago it was the standard way of supplying water to houses and 'farmhouses' .
Rural dwellers have traditionally lived in whitewashed stone cottages and 'farmhouses' .
Old 'farmhouses' where old farmers once wore two coats to breakfast are being done up and sold for a million.
We spend a couple of afternoons lazily drifting along the back roads, past clapperboard 'farmhouses' , vineyards and corn-fields.
Darker woods are used to create a heritage effect in traditional 'farmhouses' and cottages.
For many people it conjures up visions of log cabins, country 'farmhouses' and Shaker style kitchens.
With only £5,000 for repairs they struggled to meet the builders' quotation of £30,000 to transform two 'farmhouses' into holiday cottages.
With the current problems in agriculture, many 'farmhouses' are now being sold separately from the land.
In the countryside, cottages and 'farmhouses' , alongside big houses and estates, have existed since the 18th century at least.
Looking around at the top of this hill, all I could see were farms, 'farmhouses' , trees, and normal houses.
Fashionable, little town houses lined the cobble stone streets, and large 'farmhouses' dotted the towns outskirts.
The affluent farmers, who owned 'farmhouses' , grievously misused it.
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