country house (Meaning)

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country house (n)

a house (usually large and impressive) on an estate in the country

Nestled in the rolling hills, the country house exuded charm and elegance.
The sprawling gardens surrounding the country house were a testament to its grandeur.
Every summer, the family escaped to their country house to enjoy the tranquility of rural life.
The country house was a retreat from the hustle and bustle of city living, offering a peaceful sanctuary.
With its stone façade and ivy-covered walls, the country house had an enchanting appeal.
Guests marveled at the breathtaking views from the terrace of the country house.
The country house was steeped in history, with generations of the family having called it home.
A roaring fireplace in the cozy living room provided warmth on chilly evenings at the country house.
The country house was a hub for entertaining, hosting lavish dinners and garden parties.
Memories of lazy summer afternoons spent exploring the countryside around the house filled the family with nostalgia.

a house (usually large and impressive) on an estate in the country

countryseat, town house,great house, housing, roof, suite, aerie, abode, home, salon

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Nestled in the rolling hills, the country house exuded charm and elegance.

The sprawling gardens surrounding the country house were a testament to its grandeur.

Every summer, the family escaped to their country house to enjoy the tranquility of rural life.

The country house was a retreat from the hustle and bustle of city living, offering a peaceful sanctuary.