"living accommodation" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place in which you can live, such as a house or apartment. For example, "My employer provides me with living accommodation close to the office."
"There are lots of examples of community living, like KeyRing [a supported living accommodation provider], but it's not rolled out".
Both buildings have offices on the lower floors and living accommodation at the top.
The act even identifies "the suitability of living accommodation" as a key factor to wellbeing.
Our houses are ugly, but we have the most roomy living accommodation in Europe (other than the much more sparsely populated Sweden and Denmark).
Pitch watch The groundsman Paul Brind must have living accommodation in the MI6 building just up the road from The Oval, so secretive is he about his pitch.
In domestic situations fuel containers must not be stored in living accommodation such as kitchens, living rooms and bedrooms or under staircases".
He held fund-raising "Revels" at bohemian palaces like the Village Gate and later at his home at 541 East 72nd Street, which doubled as living accommodation for him and his family and offices for the magazine.
In 1984, in a move of typical economy and lateral thinking, he provided himself with living accommodation, a studio and showing space by acquiring a small house with a ground-floor shop in Walcot Square, south London.
In November last year, fire safety inspectors in Brent closed commercial buildings being used as living accommodation by around 150 people after uncovering some of the worst fire safety risks they had ever seen.
The email to council officials said: "You either need to look for suitable alternative living accommodation for me for approx. 4-5 weeks or you will need to reschedule works and work around me…" Her email concluded: "Just a gentle reminder that I am the Lord Mayor, the first citizen, the rightful resident of the Mansion House and I have rights too".
The Old Methodist Chapel High Street, Yoxford, Suffolk IP17 3EU, 01728 668333 chapelsuffolk.co.uk £75-£90, single £50-£65 £50-£65perThewas built as a chaproperty888, was turned into an antiques shop in the 1980s and was converted into living accommodation in the 1990s.
