Sentences with phrase «terrace houses across»
John Prescott's plans to demolish thousands of Victorian terrace houses across the north of England have been criticised by architect Lord Rodgers.
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The damp, chilly air, portending rain, reminded Raymond Ambler of playing baseball as a boy on such a day, the grass recently starting to grow in green, forsythia bright yellow against the dull gray of the day, daffodils bobbing in the cold wind in the yards of row houses across the street from the parade grounds in Windsor Terrace.
Atelier House sits on a ridge above the West Coast of Barbados, and the views across the treetops to the sea are spectacular — especially from the infinity pool or the panoramic roof terrace.
Though they're spread out across four different levels of the house, each of the six bedrooms at Villa Cerca del Cielo has an en - suite bathroom, ocean view and access to a terrace or balcony.
Camelot at The Great House — Located across two floors with 1380 sq ft of space, this private paradise has a four poster bed, a rooftop terrace, plunge pool and cocktail bar — perfect for cooling off.
From the terrace outside the sitting room are superb views across the Pian di Marte where many Roman soldiers met their end fleeing from Hannibal's troops after the massacre at Lake Trasimeno in 217 B. C. Steps lead fom this terrace to the 12 by 6 metre pool with broad tiled area on the house side.
The villas four double bedroom suites (two of which also contain annexes suitable for children), each housed in its own private stand - alone pavilion, are spread leisurely across the terraces of the estate.
Sheehy frequently returns to vernacular subjects that may appear folksy — donkeys, sailing ships, closely terraced houses, and chimney sweeps — but when repeated across numerous works they become talismanic.
These drums now act as dry housings and amplifiers for the sound of air being pumped rhythmically through the tubing across the terrace toward hidden microphones.
Sayer, a retired BBC Radio 4 news writer, has been collecting art for over fifty years, displaying his collection across almost every surface of his three - bed roomed terrace house in North London, inspired by the example of Kettle's Yard.
The study, carried out across more than 28 million UK homes, also found the cheapest houses are found on roads called «Street», «Court» and «Terrace».
Sitting in a quiet little village on a winding lane, you'd be forgiven for thinking this house was like any other two - bed terraced cottage across the county.