coach house homes

Meanings

1. 1nounplural

   Homes that are converted from old carriage houses or newly built in a style that copies them.

   Grammar: Always used in the plural; for one such home, say 'a coach house home'.

   Patterns

   • coach house homes for sale
   • a row of coach house homes

   The developer turned the old stables into coach house homes.

   Coach house homes often have large wooden doors and high ceilings.

   They bought one of the coach house homes near the park.

2. 2nounpluralbusiness

   A real-estate marketing term for houses built above or beside a garage, resembling a coach house.

   Grammar: Common in property listings; usually appears with modifiers like 'luxury' or 'modern'.

   Patterns

   • luxury coach house homes
   • modern coach house homes

   The brochure advertised luxury coach house homes with private garages.

   Modern coach house homes are popular because they use space efficiently.

Common combinations

convert into coach house homes

The old barn was converted into coach house homes.

a development of coach house homes

A new development of coach house homes is planned on the edge of town.

coach house homes for sale

There are several coach house homes for sale in this area.

Synonyms and how they differ

carriage house homes

Used mainly in American English for similar converted or newly built houses.

mews houses

British term for houses built in a row where stables used to be; often smaller and in cities.

Word family

coach house noun

The original building for carriages, or a house in that style.

Commonly confused: coach house homes or coach home?

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