Sentence examples for outbuildings of from inspiring English sources

This two-bedroom cottage is housed in one of the traditional outbuildings of rural Mersley Farm.

The presence among its outbuildings of a tiny domed chapel signifies that the castle was built for nobility, according to Mike Werner, a journalist and tour guide specializing in Normandy.

(In an odd bit of synchronicity, in one of the outbuildings of Casa Blanca are housed some 15,000 Taino artifacts that are being carefully cataloged and stored in Ziploc bags, but have no suitable home).

WHAT: A one-bath 1940s-style studio bungalow with 436 square feet of space in the Four Gables, a residential community created from the outbuildings of a former estate.

The guest house is meant to recall humble early wattle-and-daub homesteads and outbuildings of rural Australia, in which clay was applied over timber saplings and walls were lined with burlap (the settlers did not have DVD players, however).

A signposted path leads from the whitewashed farmhouse and outbuildings of the National Trust's Threave wildfowl reserve to Threave Castle, maintained and opened to the public by Historic Scotland.

But many Almdörfer are more rustic and developed organically as additions to established inns or conversions of outbuildings on family farms.

In the distance, they could see a cluster of outbuildings on their property: an old horse barn, a bunkhouse, a washhouse (where Martin's ancestors made soap and did their laundry), a kennel building, and a quonset hut they had long ago converted into a storage shed for grain and tractors.

It's a tall, thin, crenellated building, perhaps the outbuilding of a Tudor royal palace.

Murray initially worked in a corrugated iron outbuilding of Mill Hill School, organising Furnivall's collection of quotation slips and appealing for readers to supply new ones.

First stop, on the other side of town, was Wibby Brewing, a new craft brewery and pub, in an outbuilding of a decommissioned Butterball turkey plant.