The word 'boathouse' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a structure or building used for storing boats or as a shelter for them. Example: We spent our summer vacation at a picturesque lake house with a charming boathouse at the edge of the water.
The accommodation is clustered around the main lodge and includes cottages and a converted 1930s boathouse.
Traditionalists point out that the Big Bird has been tied to the region ever since William Boeing built his first aircraft in his boathouse on a Seattle lake in 1916.
As ever in Russia, words are deedsLaugharne, the poet's corner How a converted boathouse and an old garage in "the strangest town in Wales" inspired much of Dylan Thomas's best-known workWhen buildings become tinder boxes Steel, concrete and timber jostle for primacy in American construction.
As most Americans cut back on holiday plans, Mr Romney has been having a very nice time in his $8m £5m 13-acrere estate on the aforementioned lake, taking his jet skis out from the boathouse (itself valued at $630,000) and leading the grandkids on treasure hunts.
The rooms There are 11 apartments, seven cottages, a boathouse and country house to choose from.
The Boathouse here (01983 852747) is about the cutest wood cabin you could eat at, but assume the handful of tables has long since been booked up, and settle for a deck chair and an ice-cream stop.
This Tudor-style mansion with boathouse, gatehouse and wooded grounds, was erected on Windermere's north-west shore in 1891 for Sir William Crossley, a Manchester-based engineer.
Locked doors, old dresses, even a boathouse mystery, this is Rebecca with crocodiles, but it's always a good formula.
"There is only one inn on the isle," remarked a visitor to Gigha in 1700, and the hotel's friendly bar, open all day and attracting all kinds of interesting passing trade, remained the island's only licensed premises until 2004, when two graduates with long-standing Gigha connections came back to renovate the old boathouse and opened a café-bar near the pier.
She is also due to marry later this year in the boathouse in the same spot.
After the hearing, I drove with Aladar Nesser, Odyssey's director of international business development, to Stemm's lake house, twenty-five miles north of Tampa, a handsome shingled estate with a live-in groundskeeper and a boathouse sheltering a pontoon boat, a waterskiing boat, a bass-fishing boat, a catamaran, and some kayaks and canoes.
