Sentence examples for house conversion from inspiring English sources

After studying architecture, he established a house conversion company.

The quickest solution is to tax England's under-occupied housing space and relieve VAT on house conversion.

After the war, she moved into the house conversion business, which resulted in another book, The Casebook Of Capability Morgan (1965).

A beachfront cottage in the pretty fishing village of St Austell, Cornwall costs £831 per week, sleeping four, until 27 May, or choose a luxury coach house conversion in Banningham, Norfolk, for £1,003 per week for six people, available until 9 May.

It was built in 1817 and worked until 1890; it is now a house conversion.

"Escape the city life and unwind at this spacious country barn house conversion," the property's listing reads.

If all Council's were to spend hundreds of thousands of Tax payers money on modifications to make their high rise blocks safer to live in, then they should also look at the hundred and thousands of house conversions they own which do not have a secondary means of escape.

Since the 1970's, agents have been using the word "duplex" indiscriminately; it seems any bad town-house conversion, with a rickety metal spiral staircase and a tiny bedroom above, is called a duplex.

The agreement committed 30 percent of Olympic Village units to affordable housing conversion and guarantees women and minorities a portion of Olympic-related contracts.

Bob Grant, a city spokesman, said the population could be as high as 170,000, based on school enrollments, housing conversions and other factors.

And although there are still many vacant older buildings that have not been touched, there are increasingly fewer that are obvious candidates for housing conversions.