curtilage (Meaning)
Wordnet
curtilage (n)
the enclosed land around a house or other building
Synonyms & Antonyms of curtilage
curtilage Sentence Examples
- The garden, along with the surrounding land, is considered part of the curtilage of the property.
- The fence marks the boundary of the curtilage around the farmhouse.
- The curtilage of the estate includes not only the main house but also the outbuildings and gardens.
- The curtilage provides a sense of privacy and seclusion from the surrounding area.
- According to property law, structures within the curtilage are afforded the same protections as the main dwelling.
- The curtilage of the historic mansion encompasses several acres of landscaped gardens.
- The cottage and its adjacent barn are both within the curtilage of the property.
- The curtilage of the castle includes the courtyard and surrounding gardens.
- The curtilage of the farmhouse is bordered by a stone wall.
- The curtilage of the manor house is meticulously maintained to preserve its historical integrity.
FAQs About the word curtilage
the enclosed land around a house or other building
patio, close, quadrangle,inclosure, yard, enclosure, courtyard, court, square, peristyle
No antonyms found.
The garden, along with the surrounding land, is considered part of the curtilage of the property.
The fence marks the boundary of the curtilage around the farmhouse.
The curtilage of the estate includes not only the main house but also the outbuildings and gardens.
The curtilage provides a sense of privacy and seclusion from the surrounding area.
