Definition of «acreage»

The term "acres" refers to a unit of land area used in both the United States and Britain, which is equal to 10 square chains or 43,560 square feet. An acre is a smaller subdivision of an acreage, which means the total amount of land that covers a certain number of acres. Acreage can refer to any piece of land, regardless of its shape or size, and it's often used in real estate listings to describe the overall area of a property.

Usage examples

  1. The farmer owns a large acreage of farmland for growing crops.
  2. The national park covers a vast acreage of wilderness.
  3. The real estate developer is looking for a large acreage of land to build a new residential community.
  4. The golf course boasts an impressive acreage of well-maintained greens and fairways.

Sentences with «acreage»

  • «The base has a lot of acreage of pristine habitat,» says Peter Tolson, director of conservation and research at the Toledo Zoo. (discovermagazine.com)
  • Enjoy the company of family and friends at Le Chateau, a French inspired property set on acreage on New South Wales Central Coast. (alluxia.com)
  • Seek out and find all Des Moines homes with acreage for sale & real estate in Des Moines, Washington below. (realfx.com)
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