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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a pretty house" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a house that is visually appealing or attractive.
Example: "The neighborhood is filled with charming streets and a pretty house at the end of the lane caught my eye."
Alternatives: "an attractive house" or "a lovely house."
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"I wanted a pretty house.
And she said, boy, that's a pretty house.
We pull into a long, gated drive leading up to a pretty house.
€77,000 Allaire, in Morbihan in Brittany A pretty house in a pretty village in inland Brittany, not far from the coast.
She added, "That was a very difficult deal for me to sign — I lived in a pretty house with a pretty garden; I wrote about upscale things".
In a pretty house on MacDonough Street in Bed-Stuy, Mr. Masterson peeled back the wall-to-wall carpeting, finding beautiful mahogany floors.
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Airstream caravan for up to four from €124 B&B, or €90 a night for 3 nights or more, airstreameurope.com It's hard to think of a prettier house or a more charming host (Marie-Christine offers the warmest of welcomes on arrival).
Here, from the archives, is our initial review in its entirety: The Wheelers — April, twenty-nine, and Frank, thirty — live in a small, pretty house in a Connecticut suburb.
As a result, Mr. Kelman said, "if you have a really pretty house, it gets snapped up right away.
She is incapacitated by her oily admiration for Lady Mosley, who is loyal, beautiful and has a terribly pretty house.
Keep your house tidy: Luckily we were a pretty tidy house at university, but I'm not sure my son will be.
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