Sentence examples for wide fireplace from inspiring English sources

The living room's wide fireplace is textured cement, and wood-and-glass doors on two sides of the room lead to outdoor living areas.

What makes breakfast here so special is that the meal is prepared in the wide fireplace in the Hearth Room, at the rear of the house.

The living room has a high ceiling and a fireplace, and the dining room is in the earliest section of the home and has a wide fireplace and built-ins.

One of the best-appointed castle kitchens in Scotland of its date, it has an oven and a 5.5 m wide fireplace.

The 9 m high main kitchen has two 4 m wide fireplaces for cooking, and a circular vent in the vaulted ceiling.

A five-foot-wide fireplace in the family room was built by one of the owners and outfitted with an old-fashioned bread oven.

The long living room has floor-to-ceiling windows and a six-foot-wide fireplace; according to the listing agent, the original owner had jokingly requested something "big enough to lie down in".

Hart was certainly a "dazzler" in style of life: at one point his Broadway and Hollywood earnings were supporting a 15-room apartment on Park Avenue and an 18th-century farmhouse in Bucks County, complete with swimming pool, tennis court and 12-foot-wide fireplace.

Just about everything here is cooked in either the wood-fired oven or over hardwood charcoal or a fire in an immense nine-foot-wide fireplace at the end of the room.

The oldest part of the house, which functions as a dining room, has hand-hewn oak ceiling beams, a Dutch door and a wide brick fireplace with a pot hook and a bread oven.

The kitchen hall, where the medieval soldiers who once garrisoned the chateau would have gathered, is dominated by a huge wide-mouthed fireplace.