Sentence examples for house subdivided from inspiring English sources

The house — subdivided into apartments, a medical office, and even, for a time in the 1980s, a luxury health spa — is in dire need of restoration.

The whole thing is an imaginary room, with walls, fake marbling, trompe l'oeil radiators, a phone on the wall, the scuffs and stains and desuetude of a formerly elegant house, subdivided for multiple occupation.

She lives in a wooden house subdivided into three apartments; her apartment — a single room, perhaps a hundred and thirty square feet — shares a wall with the storage area for a large Asian supermarket.

Around the time Charlie was doing his paper round, I was the lanky white boy in winklepickers walking the streets my parents told me weren't safe: Rachman houses subdivided into one room for two twoo rooms for four; communal kitchens on the landings; pork-pie hats; frying kingfish; working girls in purple hot pants; the Skatalites or the Clarendonians, a rocksteady beat coming from an open window.

Houses were subdivided into 'thatched houses without windows'thatcheded houses with windows' and 'brick houses'.

The plans for the new prison involve three 702-place house blocks subdivided into "communities" of 88 inmates each.

After being released from prison, Mrs. Cheng, still regarded as politically suspect, moved back into her house, now subdivided and occupied by numerous tenants.

Many of the apartments of the Central Park View, now named Orwell House, were subdivided, and facade elements were removed from both it and Rossleigh Court.

However, as many Jewish refugees from eastern Europe settled in the district, scores of houses were subdivided into tiny apartments for the poverty-stricken newcomers, and workshops were installed on the lower floors and in courtyard sheds.

In 2004, a developer had planned to raze the house and subdivide the property.

A developer's plans to demolish the house and subdivide the three-acre lot prompted the effort to save it.