The phrase "a middle house" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a house that is situated in the center of a row of houses or between two other houses.
Example: "The family chose to buy a middle house on the street, as it offered a good balance of space and privacy."
Alternatives: "a central house" or "a house in the middle".
There was a boy in Middle House whom we admiringly called Tsar Liberator, because he was not only the best endowed of us but he could ejaculate the farthest in any ejaculation competition.
In the two years before he became a prefect, when he could have been a hooligan denizen of Middle House, like his form-mates, he was an altar boy.
To buy a middle class house in the Bay Area you need to have already won with your startup.
Hip-hop has traveled from the godfathers' cries for gender and race equality or rags-to-riches tales to a distortion of the American Dream wherein success is a Pimped ride racing death to reach a middle school house party.
The initial information was that Neeraj Grover's body had been cut up into 300 parts in a flat in a middle class housing society in suburban Mumbai.
The Marianists also operate Chaminade High School in Mineola, Bishop Kellenberg Memorial High School in Uniondale, and the Brother Joseph C. Fox Latin School, a middle school housed at Kellenberg.
This paper deals with the planning, delivery and implementation of a middle class housing scheme in Nairobi, focusing on the process of private sector residential area development.
LP: Wriston started his career -- and remained for some time -- a rather unassuming man who lived in a middle class housing project.
The one in the middle houses a shrine sacred not only to the Wetu Telu, followers of Lombok's traditional brand of Islam, but also to the island's tiny Christian and Buddhist communities.
The glass was being put into a middle-class house.
