Sentence examples for three townhouses from inspiring English sources

Instead of planting three townhouses in a row on the rectangular lot, Mr. Meade angled them to grab the Flatiron mountain views, giving each house a glass corner.

In these three townhouses dating from the 1860s, husband-and-wife team Dan and Barbara have furnished the 20 individually themed rooms and suites with antiques from around the country.

The 14-room Ballantine's Hotel, at 1420 North Indian Canyon Drive, is about seven blocks from its sister hotel, Ballantine's Movie Colony, at 726 North Indian Canyon Drive, with 16 rooms and three townhouses.

This gleaming acropolis towers 60 feet above the city's plains of Id, offering three townhouses, five villas, two studios, and eight condos, each with individual balcony-patios overlooking a communal garden.

The Zoning Commission did so because Monument Realty had agreed two years earlier to pay into a city-run affordable housing construction fund and spend $2 million to build three townhouses in a low-income area — satisfying the "residential linkage" requirement.

You're putting in eight townhouses where there used to be just one little house, and there's no parking.

Mr. Macklowe bought unused development rights, known as air rights, to eight townhouses on 57th Street to be able to add height to the building.

The first phase of the project, which is small, in keeping with the limited amount of developable land in Gibraltar, consists of six villas, priced from £2.37 million, or $3.8 million, and nine townhouses, selling from £955,000.

Stay in the wonderfully peaceful Casa Hassan, (casahassan.com), two townhouses split across a narrow alleyway which are free of telephones, TVs and the internet, but which boast a fabulous hammam, traditional restaurant and roof terraces with spectacular views.

On Fifth Avenue between 60th and 96th Street, there are just nine townhouses, he says, and only four in private use, among them the former home of the International Center of Photography, now owned by hedge funder Bruce Kovner.

In the background, behind her yard's wooden fence, four townhouses punctuate the landscape, towering reminders of her impending domesticity.