Sentence examples for built estate from inspiring English sources

But he, like his neighbours, is waiting to find out when he will have to move from his flat, as it is demolished and reconstructed, and whether he will get a flat on the newly built estate.

Set on more than two acres, the newly built estate features a lounge, a hiking trail and plenty of room for party parking.

By contrast, in 2005 Mr. Simone built estate-style houses on speculation in Bedford, each on four to five acres, that started at $3 million and went as high as $7 million.

He developed a nostalgia for the heyday of North Shore opulence, when members of the Duponts, Morgans and Guggenheims built estates.

The wealthy built estates on our rolling hills while more modest homes rose near the town square.

For most of its history, Sherborn was agricultural; in the early 20th century, wealthy Bostonians built estates along the Charles River on the eastern part of town.

The arrival of the New York and Hudson River Railroad in Dobbs Ferry in 1849 heralded a new era for the village as businessmen bought up property and built estates.

I had to demolish relatively newly built estates in northern towns because they were standing empty and had fallen into disrepair.

Something about the streets of the newly built estates reminded Kubrick of a modernist utopia gone very badly wrong.

Central Briarcliff West is a neighborhood which has a number of mansions built by 20th-century millionaires who stayed at the Briarcliff Lodge and later built estates in the area.

The area gradually declined as the affluent moved to newer streetcar suburbs, such as Cherokee Triangle, or built estates in areas east of Louisville recently connected by railroad, such as Anchorage and Glenview.