Sentence examples for converted carriage from inspiring English sources

Tells about a murder/suicide which allowed him to purchase a converted carriage house in Kansas City.

Hyde's Cambridge office is located in the back of a converted carriage house near Porter Square, in the residential heart of the town.

There are nine rooms, five in the main house and four in the converted carriage barn, all with private baths and furnished with period pieces.

This converted carriage house was part of an old estate and is about half a mile from the shore in the largest historic district in the country.

Carriage House $1,300,000 NEW JERSEY: 22 Harrison Court, South Orange A 1907 converted carriage house, with six bedrooms and three baths on 1.2 acres set in a pine forest off a private drive.

Among the nine residences will be a converted carriage house decorated with the owners' collection of art from Southeast Asia; an 1890's Renaissance Revival row house with original oak and cherry wood mantels and wainscoting; and an 1880's house where most of the surfaces have been finished in Venetian plaster, a thin layer of colored plaster.

He converted the carriage parking area into a spacious living room, adding a fireplace and replacing the original wooden "garage" doors with industrial steel-framed French doors.

One of the Sloane daughters married Cyrus Vance, then a young lawyer, and the family converted the carriage house into a residence for them.

Colin lives with his buddy Nicolas (Omar Sy), a chef, in a converted rail carriage suspended between two buildings, where he works on inventions such as his Pianocktail, a piano that creates cocktails.

Owner Greg Stephenson has bought and renovated a number of unusual self-catering properties including a converted train carriage, a Romany caravan, a Scandinavian log cabin and a number of charming thatched cottages.

After his tour of the Barclays mural, Mr. Parlá went back to his home studio in nearby Fort Greene, a converted 1900 carriage house on St. Felix Street that once was the headquarters of Spike Lee's film company.