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