verandahs (Meaning)

verandahs

a usually roofed open gallery or portico attached to the exterior of a building, a long open porch usually with a roof

The spacious verandah of the mansion provided breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.
The cozy verandah served as a perfect retreat for afternoon tea and leisurely conversations.
The sprawling verandah offered shade from the scorching sun and protection from the monsoon rains.
The front verandah of the farmhouse was adorned with vibrant planters and rocking chairs.
The verandahs of the Victorian-style house added a touch of charm and elegance to the neighborhood.
The long verandah of the resort led guests to their luxurious suites overlooking the ocean.
The enclosed verandah allowed for year-round enjoyment of the outdoor breeze while keeping out the elements.
The verandahs of the colonial-era buildings showcased intricate architectural details and a sense of timeless grandeur.
The open verandah of the restaurant offered diners a panoramic view while they savored their meals.
The cozy verandah of the cottage became a favorite spot for the family to gather and make memories.

a usually roofed open gallery or portico attached to the exterior of a building, a long open porch usually with a roof

piazzas,porches, porticos,lanais, stoops, piazze,galleries, solaria, porticoes, sleeping porches

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The spacious verandah of the mansion provided breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

The cozy verandah served as a perfect retreat for afternoon tea and leisurely conversations.

The sprawling verandah offered shade from the scorching sun and protection from the monsoon rains.

The front verandah of the farmhouse was adorned with vibrant planters and rocking chairs.