Sentences with phrase «carriage house which»

Clint built the twin vanities in the Magnolia carriage house which include open shelving and a single drawer each.

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No stone was left unrepaired, from the dairy barn to the carriage house; even the century - old apple tree out back was preserved, which has been standing there for 100 years.

The first phase of Natirar's renewal was accomplished in 2009 with the renovation of the carriage house and garage, which is now comprised of Ninety Acres and the Cooking School, opened to much public acclaim.

Man's pride in his carriage, which is almost as old as the wheel itself, has a pronounced manifestation in the golf cart — and particularly at Thunderbird, where there are 165 privately owned carts housed in the Thunder - bird Buggy Stable, a wood and cinder - block shack out behind the clubhouse kitchen.

It's compact, wheels great, has the umbrella fold which makes it the best traveling carriage, and doesn't take up much space in the house.

Her one - bedroom apartment, which is located above a carriage house in a suburb of Charleston, proves you don't need to spend lots of money to create a welcoming, sophisticated space.

Prices lead from # 2, 253 per person, which includes: 6 nights hotel accommodation; meals as specified; ride aboard the Tavares, Eustis and Gulf Railroad; horse - drawn carriage ride through St. Augustine; visit the Fountain of Youth Archaeological Site; trolley tour through Old Savannah; visit to Andrew Low House and Gardens; Tybee Island Cruise; Charleston city tour; Fort Sumter Cruise; deluxe motor coach transportation; baggage handling; and the services of a professional Tour Manager.

The colonial stone inn features spacious guest rooms and suites in three locations, namely the Main House, the Carriage House, and the Cottage, all of which have comfortable sitting areas and working fireplaces, private bathrooms with showers and baths, and modern in - room amenities.

«Gulf Breeze» is a beautifully appointed property, which includes plenty of space for large families with 4 king beds and bunks for the kids, a separate second floor living area for kids to hang out in and a carriage house with kitchen for convenience!

Guests at the Inn at 425 can choose from three lovely guest rooms, each with their own private bathrooms, or a two - bedroom suite on the second floor of the carriage house, which features a private bathroom, sitting room, and kitchenette.

Accommodations range from stylish Cabana Rooms and historic Main House rooms to the ultra-opulent and secluded Carriage House Suite, all of which have breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean from expansive porches, elegant décor in cream and white tones, and lovely en - suite bathrooms with showers and soaking tubs.

It is a single, two - storey dwelling which was once a carriage house.

King's Cottage Bed and Breakfast offer luxurious accommodations in the form of beautifully appointed guest rooms and suites with private bathrooms, cozy fireplaces, and stylish in - room comforts, as well as a two - bedroom suite in the Carriage House, which is separate from the mansion and offers extra levels of space and privacy.

There are five chambers in the main house and three carriage house suites, each of which features antiques, luxury linens, and art.

The estate houses 17 guest suites which range from beautiful garden cottages to historic rooms and the exclusive Carriage House.

Other photographs range from the paint - splattered barn used by Jackson Pollack and Lee Krasner in East Hampton, Long Island, to the carriage house in which Grant Wood painted American Gothic in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to the hand - crafted woodworking shop of Sam Maloof in Alta Loma, California.

FREDDIE FRANCIS» MOVIE Doctor Terror's House of Horrors (1965) consists of a series of vignettes which describe the lives of characters whose fate (because of their evil deeds) is to share the same railway carriage on a journey to the «other world» of the popular imagination.

The Jackson Carriage House, which is one of the properties of the Amagansett Historical Association, is another alternative site, like Duck Creek Farm, where artists of the region can show their work.

We were sitting in her studio, which occupies a former carriage house on a quiet, tree - lined street not far from her home.

In the months of January, February, and March, 1814, Lord Hawke, being a widower, paid his addresses to Augusta Elizabeth Corri, who was then a single woman; that he made proposals of marriage to her which were accepted; that she accompanied him several times to his proctor in Doctor's Commons, for the purpose of procuring a special licence for their marriage, and particularly on the 19th of March, 1814, she went with him, and that she remained in the carriage while he went into the proctor's office for the express purpose, as he declared to her, of obtaining such licence; that on his return he informed her that the licence would be sent to him in the evening of that day, and they accordingly agreed that the marriage should be solemnized on that same evening at No. 22 Park Lane, a house which Lord Hawke had purchased for their future residence; that the marriage was accordingly solemnized pursuant to the rites and ceremonies of the Church of England by a priest or minister in holy orders of the Church of England, or by a person whom Lord Hawke introduced as such;

A carriage house, also called remise or coach house, is an outbuilding which was originally built to house horse - drawn carriages and the related tack.

have shared her cottage and the carriage house, which are part of this property.

The imposing entrance to the house, a carriage driveway and extra windows to the back were all Georgian additions, which have engrandised the house.