carriage house
Pronunciation
/kˈæɹɪdʒ hˈaʊs/
British pronunciation
/kˈaɹɪdʒ hˈaʊs/

Definition & Meaning of "carriage house"in English

Carriage house
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a small building with a high ceiling that is primarily used to provide a covered space for coaches and carriages when they are not in use

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What is a "carriage house"?

A carriage house is a small building that was originally used to store horse-drawn carriages and related equipment. It often includes space for horses and a separate area for the carriage, with large doors for easy access. Over time, many carriage houses have been converted into guest houses, storage spaces, or workshops, especially when automobiles replaced horse-drawn carriages. Carriage houses are typically found on larger properties and may be located near the main house. They are often built in a similar style to the main residence, with a functional yet charming design.

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The old carriage house was converted into a cozy guest cottage for visiting family and friends.
The family restored the carriage house to its original design, keeping the large doors and wooden beams.
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