Sentence examples for split into apartments from inspiring English sources

By the 1950s, the building had been split into apartments; one resident, according to The Times, was Nancy Rothwax, 21, a senior at City College.

Local estate agents speculated that the property, which was once owned by the late Lebanese prime minister Rafiq Hariri, would be split into apartments, or revert  to the four family homes for which it was originally designed.

By 1966, when Mrs. Flynn, now 77, and her husband acquired the property, for about $20,000, the horses, coaches and servants were long gone, and the main house had been split into apartments.

Situated in this town, which is about midway between South Bend and Indianapolis, it fell into disrepair and was split into apartments, including one in which the police found a methamphetamine lab two years ago.

According to the listing agent, many of the houses in the neighborhood — this one included — were split up into apartments during the Depression, and restored to single-family houses within the past 10 years.

This house has 720 square meters (7,750 square feet) and is split into four apartments.

INSIDE: When the current owners bought the house in 1981, it had been split into three apartments.

Palazzo San Pawl is one of a handful of 17th-century townhouses now split into modest apartments for short stays.

The 18th-century, ivy-clad farmhouse is split into five apartments so your children are likely to find playmates but the pool will never get too busy.

INSIDE: Built in 1898, the church has been split into two apartments, a two-bedroom two steps down from street level, and a unit upstairs with four bedrooms.

By the late 1930's and the 1940's architectural changes were ratifying the economic ones -- the Cecil Stewart duplex was split into two apartments in 1944.