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APPOINTED

Adjective - a building or room that is beautifully appointed, well appointed (etc), has everything you need, and is decorated very well.

BARONIAL

Adjective - a baronial building or room is large, impressive, and built or decorated in an old-fashioned style.

BEACHFRONT

Adjective - a beachfront building faces a beach or is very close to a beach.

BRICK-BUILT

Adjective - British - made out of bricks.

BROWNSTONE

Noun - a building made of red-brown stone, especially one built in the US in the past.

BURNT-OUT

Adjective - a burnt-out building or vehicle has had everything inside it destroyed by fire.

CARBUNCLE

Noun - a building that is extremely unpleasant to look at.

CARPETED

Adjective - a carpeted room or area has carpet on the floor.

CAVERNOUS

Adjective - a cavernous room or building is very large and dark.

COLONIAL

Adjective - colonial buildings and furniture are made in a style that was common in North America in the 18th century.

COMFORTABLE

Adjective - a comfortable room or building is pleasant to spend time in, for example because it has nice furniture or is not too hot or too cold.

CONDEMNED

Adjective - a condemned building is in very bad condition and is going to be destroyed.

CORINTHIAN

Adjective - relating to a style of architecture that uses tall thin columns with decoration at the top.

COVERED

Adjective - provided with a roof.

CURTAINED-OFF

Adjective - British - separated from the rest of a room or area by a curtain.

DANK

Adjective - a dank room or building is unpleasant because it is cold and has walls and floors that are slightly wet.

DARKENED

Adjective - a darkened room or building is dark because there are no lights on inside.

DERELICT

Adjective - something such as a building or piece of land that is derelict is empty, not used, and in a bad condition.

DETACHED

Adjective - a detached house is not joined to another house.

DILAPIDATED

Adjective - a dilapidated building, vehicle, or system is old and in bad condition.

DORIC

Adjective - built in a plain ancient Greek building style.

EN SUITE

Adjective - British - an en suite bedroom has a bathroom joined to it.

FIRETRAP

Noun - a building that would burn easily or would be difficult to get out of if there was a fire.

FURNISHED

Adjective - a furnished house, flat, or room is one that you rent with furniture already in it.

FURNISHED

Adjective - with a particular type or amount of furniture.

GABLED

Adjective - a gabled building has one or more gables.

HALF-TIMBERED

Adjective - a half-timbered building has been built so that its wooden structure can be seen on the outside walls.

HANDSOME

Adjective - a handsome building or place is large, attractive, and impressive.

HIGH-RISE

Adjective - a high-rise building is very tall with many floors or levels.

IONIC

Adjective - made in the style of buildings in ancient Greece, with tall stone posts that have round bases.

LABYRINTHINE

Adjective - like a labyrinth.

LOFTY

Adjective - mainly literary - a lofty building or structure is very tall.

LONG-STAY

Adjective - British - designed so that you can park your car there for a long time.

LOW-RISE

Adjective - a low-rise building has only a few levels. A high-rise building has many levels.

MOATED

Adjective - surrounded by a moat.

MODEST

Adjective - a modest building is not large or expensive.

MODULAR

Adjective - modular buildings, furniture, or other structures are made in separate sections.

NON-RESIDENTIAL

Adjective - non-residential buildings are ones that people do not live in.

OPEN-PLAN

Adjective - an open-plan office, house, flat etc. has few walls and a lot of open space.

PALATIAL

Adjective - a palatial building is very large with impressive decorations.

PERPENDICULAR

Adjective - built in the style of 14th to 16th century English churches, using tall narrow designs and straight upright lines.

PREFAB

Adjective - informal - prefabricated.

PREFABRICATED

Adjective - a prefabricated building is built in sections that can be moved and put together quickly.

RABBIT WARREN

Noun - informal - a part of a building or town where it is easy to get lost because there are a lot of narrow passages or streets.

RAMBLING

Adjective - a rambling house has a lot of different parts and covers a large area.

REDBRICK

Adjective - made of red-coloured bricks.

ROMANESQUE

Adjective - belonging to a style of building that was common in Western Europe from about 900 to 1200 ad. Romanesque buildings have round arches, curved ceilings, thick walls, and large pillars.

ROOFTOP

Noun - used about something that is built on a roof.

RUINED

Adjective - a ruined building is old and has many parts that have been destroyed over time.

SECURE

Adjective - a secure area or building is guarded so that only specific people can enter or leave it.

SELF-CONTAINED

Adjective - a self-contained flat has its own bathroom and kitchen, so that you do not need to share any rooms with people who live in other flats.

SEMI-DETACHED

Adjective - a semi-detached house is joined to another house by one wall that they share.

SERVICE

Adjective - used by the staff of a building or organization, and not by customers or the public.

SHUTTERED

Adjective - decorated or closed with shutters.

SNUG

Adjective - used about a room or a building that is small, warm, and comfortable.

SPACIOUS

Adjective - a spacious room, building etc. has a lot of space inside it.

SPLIT-LEVEL

Adjective - used for describing a room or house that has parts on different levels beside each other, not above each other.

SPRAWL

Verb - used about buildings that fill an area in an ugly way that has not been carefully planned.

SPRAWLING

Adjective - built over a wide area in a way that is ugly or not carefully planned.

STARK

Adjective - used for describing a building or scene that is very clear and plain to look at, often in a slightly unpleasant or frightening way.

TIMBERED

Adjective - a timbered building has outside walls made completely or partly of wood.

TUMBLEDOWN

Adjective - a tumbledown building is old and in bad condition.

UNFURNISHED

Adjective - without any furniture.

UNOCCUPIED

Adjective - an unoccupied room, building, or seat is not being used by anyone.

VAULTED

Adjective - with curved structures supporting or forming the roof of a building.

WARM

Adjective - warm clothes and buildings keep heat in and prevent you from feeling cold. Can also refer to the color scheme of the room, warm colours being red, yellow, green hues.

WELL-APPOINTED

Adjective - a well-appointed room or house has attractive or expensive decoration and furniture.

LEAN-TO - adjective - a building sharing one wall with a larger building, and having a roof that leans against that wall or a temporary shelter, either supported or free-standing.

SPACIOUS/LY - adjective/adverb - having ample space.

STUCCOED - adjective - coated or decorated with stucco.

NOT ENOUGH ROOM TO SWING A CAT - an expression used for saying that a room is very small and there is not enough space to live comfortably in it.