The phrase "a splendid house" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a house that is impressive, beautiful, or of high quality.
Example: "After searching for months, we finally found a splendid house that met all our needs."
Alternatives: "a magnificent house" or "an exquisite house."
Serge Rebeillard, aged 77, who has Donzy roots, became a senior economist in Paris and has now retired to a splendid house on the town's main street.
The novel opens in the summer of 1922; Gatsby has himself become rich, and bought a splendid house on Long Island Sound directly across the bay from the mansion which Tom and Daisy occupy.
Actually, no additional opener was needed because every entree price included a splendid house salad, a mix of farm-fresh greens topped with marinated red onion and a well-balanced vinaigrette.
But Mr. Nolan, 44, an assistant vice president for computer technology services with Marsh & McLennan, had a more placid dream for himself and his family -- a splendid house on Lake Hopatcong.
"Looking back 70 years later we realise how lucky we were to have lived in such a splendid house in beautiful surroundings while bombs were falling in London". Iscoyd Park recently featured in the BBC Wales history series Hidden Houses Of Wales, in which Laurence Llewellyn-Bowen discovers some of Wales' finest houses.
But he's nearly deaf and has gone a bit soft," and after a bit he adds, "People don't deserve such a splendid house, now, when they're dropping bombs on everything".
A friend gave me a dinner party at her splendid house, putting out her good crystal and china.
He did build himself a splendid modern house, but found it too grand, and now houses his offices there.
Its vision of this splendid house includes an inspection of its foundation.
He flattered Britain by being excessively fond of it, and for many years had a splendid London house in Kensington.
Today he lives in a splendid timber house surrounded by beautiful grounds, right above Yerevan's football stadium.
