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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fireplace with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific feature or characteristic of a fireplace, often followed by what it includes or is associated with.
Example: "I love the cozy atmosphere created by a fireplace with a beautiful mantel."
Alternatives: "a fireplace featuring a" or "a fireplace that has a".
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The living room has a fireplace with a tile surround.
The den has a fireplace with a raised marble hearth.
The master bedroom steps down into a library that has a fireplace with a tile chimney.
The living room has a fireplace with a new mantel, hearth and insert.
A second shack houses two goats and a fireplace with a blackened pot.
There was a TV, a stereo, a fireplace with a log that never stopped burning.
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Even barbecuing in a fireplace with an open damper can lead to a dangerous buildup of carbon monoxide.
The formal living room has floor-length arched windows with their original interior shutters, and a fireplace with an ornamental mantel.
The comfortable sofas in the main room sat in front of a fireplace with an oil portrait of the library's founder, Nathaniel Holmes Bishop, hanging above the mantle.
A fireplace with an exposed flue brings an industrial vibe to the interiors.
Trump and Obama met the press in front of a fireplace with an old portrait of George Washington hanging above the hearth behind them.
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