The phrase "house area" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the specific area or space in and around a house. Example: The house area was filled with beautiful flowers and a spacious lawn.
Andrew Lloyd Webber, the theatre's owner, announced plans to rebuild and refurbish the front of house area as well as – to cheers – doubling the number of ladies loos.
The limestone wall became a neat ordering and orientation device, van Egeraat explains, separating the building's principal spaces from the public "front of house" area.
The video is accompanied by a short description which says: "We went on a crane mission early hours of today and climbed up the 50 meter [sic] crane in the old court house area of Wallington".
And as players gain new abilities they get to show these off in the dedicated safe house area visited between missions, where soldiers are customised and where participants can personalise their bunks with medals and achievement markers.
Dreamland is also the name used by military pilots for the expanse of desert north of Bell's house, Area 51, where pilots get to fly experimental craft they previously could only dream about.
When such approval is made by the elected resident council of a building or row house area, the resident management program shall not interfere with the rights of other families residing in the project or harm the efficient operation of the project.
Visitors to a Trinity Site open house are allowed to see the ground zero and ranch house areas.
I'm drawn to my house, areas I know, and the idea of being home at night.
If you want to keep out more, be careful, and hide homemade house areas places they aren't seen.
Robert Galantucci, a defense attorney out of central casting, down to the polished brown-leather shoes, described the German-house area as "naturally beautiful but seriously compromised," and fixed his witnesses on descriptions of discarded refrigerators and "annoying" exhaust and wounded trees.
