The phrase "a large backyard and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when listing features or attributes of a property or location, typically in real estate descriptions or personal accounts.
Example: "The house comes with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large backyard and a spacious garage."
Alternatives: "a big yard and" or "an expansive garden and".
Built in 1932, the property has hardwood floors and a one-car garage, a large backyard and gardens.
The home has a three-car garage, an in-ground swimming pool, a large backyard and a dock on the river.
"I enjoy the little maintenance we have to do," said Mr. Gilpin, who grew up in Miami with a large backyard and much-hated weekend chores.
This 1,279-square-foot 1,279-square-foot 1,279-square-footackyard and is on a cul-de- sac close to a protected estuary withouseing trails.
BROOKLYN: 179A 33rd Street (near Fifth Avenue) A two-bedroom one-and-a-half-bath 1989 brick row house with curb-cut front parking, a large backyard and a finished basement.
Victorian In Glen Ridge $552,900 NEW JERSEY: 137 Midland Avenue A 1904 house, partly renovated, with five bedrooms and one and a half baths, a large backyard and a deck.
OUTDOOR SPACE: The house is on just under an acre, with a deck off the living-and-dining area and a large backyard that slopes down to the Eno River.
OUTDOOR SPACE: The property has a large backyard, a brick walkway and a pergola.
The property has three bathrooms, a deck, a two-car garage, a carport, a front porch, a large backyard, exposed roof beams and a rental apartment.
The south-facing kitchen retains its wooden window seats, tin-lined icebox and tin ceiling, and opens onto a large backyard with a stone fountain, a brick privacy wall and specimen plantings.
Years ago, we reduced the size of a small grass lawn and removed a large backyard lawn, replacing it with drought tolerant plants and gravel paths.
