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Definition of «outbuilding»

An outbuilding is a small, often detached structure that is separate from the main building on a property. These structures are typically used for storage or other secondary purposes and can include sheds, garages, greenhouses, barns, or workshops. Outbuildings are usually smaller than the primary residence and may not have the same level of amenities as the main house.

Usage examples

  1. We are planning to build an outbuilding in our backyard to use as a home office.
  2. The farmhouse had a large, renovated outbuilding that was used for storing agricultural equipment.
  3. We converted the old barn into an outbuilding and now use it as a guest house.
  4. The property features several outbuildings, such as a tool shed, a greenhouse, and a chicken coop.
  5. The outbuilding at the campground was used as a communal space for campers to gather and prepare meals.

Phrases with «outbuilding»

Sentences with «outbuilding»

  • The site will use local contractors and sub-contractors to build and install 28 cabins and a number of outbuildings on the property. (ocgov.net)
  • Multi-purpose doors refer to stable and fairly inexpensive internal and external doors found in outbuildings, utility sheds or storage areas. (thefashionablehousewife.com)
  • Claims concerning contested commercial lease renewals including seeking significant changes to a lease that prevented planning applications at a tourist venue which prevented old dilapidated outbuildings with new modern structures; (elyplace.com)
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