'dilapidated home' is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to describe an old, rundown house. For example: "The old man lived in a dilapidated home on the edge of town."
The club would pay instead to spruce up the existing, dilapidated home of British athletics, at Crystal Palace, 14km away in south London.
Momix is, after all, a small, mom-and-pop operation with a fluid roster of 20 to 35 dancers divided into two or more groups, run by an irrepressible board of two from their chicly dilapidated home.
You can tell after the first few moments of this clip, which is shot on gritty VHS tape inside the Li'l Twins' dilapidated home, that the two boys have seen some really fucked-up shit in their day.
Tells about his dilapidated home on the Cape.
ONE day last week policemen burst into Bola Olarinoye's dilapidated home in the Bariga district of Lagos.
An old man sells cookies and candies to those who ring the bell at his dilapidated home.
They renovated dilapidated homes and built a shop and tea room, with toilets and showers for visitors.
Other parts of the Flint suburb, which has a population of about 25,300, have dilapidated homes and boarded-up storefronts.
Housing advocates have complained it has focused too much attention on rehabbing homes in just a few neighborhoods, and on tearing down dilapidated homes elsewhere.
Property Noria, downtown, might be the first stop: its once dilapidated homes are being slowly restored, and the place has great life.
It featured a team that found dilapidated homes, fixed them up with the Home Depot specials we see in all the flips and make a bundle.
