Roman country house or estate
detached or semi-detached suburban house
country house in ancient Rome consisting of residential quarters and farm buildings around a courtyard
pretentious and luxurious country residence with extensive grounds
a building that is originally intended to be used as a house
a detached luxurious, imposing residence while a cottage is a small quaint house
a detached or semi-detached house, found both on the coast and inland, with a private garden and perhaps a swimming pool
a detached property with its own private plot of land, typically located on or around the coastline
a European term for a house
a house surrounded by more or less land
a large luxurious country house
a luxurious house built for the upper c
a luxurious house built for the upper class people of Rome
A country house or estate, usually the home of a wealthy citizen.
(2) A single level residance within a group of two or more. Can be attached to others or detached, torrens or strata title.
Originally 'a country mansion together with farm and farm buildings' the term is also used to describe a superior type of suburban house with its own garden. - DEFINITIONS Return to glossary index