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Detached house   /dɪtˈætʃt haʊs/   Listen
Detached house

noun
1.
A house that stands alone.  Synonym: single dwelling.



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"Detached house" Quotes from Famous Books



... said. "By George, that's an idea! Where's this house, do you say? Molteno Lodge, Maida Vale? I know it—small detached house in a garden. I say!—let's go and take ...
— The Orange-Yellow Diamond • J. S. Fletcher

... to be a tiny tenement in the Close vacant when the new lay clerk began his duties as Tenor in the choir, and this he took. It was a detached house, one of a row which faced the apse on the south side of the cathedral. One step led down from the road into the little front garden, and another from that into the house, which was thus two steps below the road in front, but was level with the garden at the back. The ...
— The Heavenly Twins • Madame Sarah Grand

... be a tiny tenement in the Close vacant when the new lay clerk began his duties as Tenor in the choir, and this he took. It was a detached house, one of a row which faced the apse on the south side of the cathedral. One step led down from the road into the little front garden, and another from that into the house, which was thus two steps below the road ...
— The Heavenly Twins • Madame Sarah Grand

... the slope of the quiet, suburban avenue; to take pause before a small, detached house displaying the hatchet boards of the estate agent. Here we found unkempt laurel bushes, and acacias run riot, from which arboreal tangle protruded the notice: "To be Let ...
— The Devil Doctor • Sax Rohmer

... of the country have quite distinct types of one-family dwellings. The best, unquestionably, is the detached house with adequate yard space on all four sides; the house which gets sun and air no matter which way it faces or what the direction of the prevailing breeze; the house whose yard makes it possible for the family, and especially for the children, to live much in the open. But, ...
— Better Homes in America • Mrs W.B. Meloney



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