Sentence examples for spectacular house from inspiring English sources

"It's a spectacular house," said their broker, Merele Williams-Adkins of the Corcoran Group.

The interior of this spectacular house is sprinkled with 34,000 shells including a stunning shell-lined staircase and gallery.

It also has a fair sized swimming pool, the Ripon Spa Baths, and the spectacular house and gardens of Newby Hall, if your children have mature tastes.

The song they wrote together with vocalist A*M*E, Need U (100%), was a spectacular house track bristling with energy, fizzy attraction and copious handclaps.

Several years later, Williams built another spectacular house: a twelve-thousand-square-foot white Georgian Colonial on a three-acre plot off Sunset, for Charles Correll, the writer and actor who played Andy on the radio show "Amos 'n' Andy".

Last year, his widow, Candy Spelling (mother of Tori, one of the stars of "Beverly Hills, 90210," who went on to have her own reality show), put their famously spectacular house — at about fifty-seven thousand square feet, it's one of the largest cribs in the country — on the market, with an asking price of a hundred and fifty million dollars.

In a country with half a million new homes lying empty after its spectacular housing bubble, that may seem like madness.

ONCE a land of continuous farms that lay in green and beige carpets from the dunes to Montauk Highway and beyond, Sagaponack on the eastern edge of Southampton Town is now a showcase of spectacular houses, manicured lawns and convoys of Mercedes and Lexus SUV's.

When the next United States ambassador to Ireland takes office, he or she also will take up residence in one of Dublin's most spectacular houses — and have the former ambassador, Thomas C. Foley of Connecticut, to thank for its recent restoration.

It added new features such as real estate transactions of athletes and high-profile executives and Home of the Day spotlighting the most spectacular houses on the market.

If it's not the culture of driving everywhere, it's the glut of convertibles, the ribbons of highways, the gated suburban neighborhoods, the spectacular houses, the glitzy malls of Sandton and Rosebank, and the beautiful people forever talking on cellphones.