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split-level

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split-level
(of a house, room, etc.) having the floor level of one part about half a storey above or below the floor level of an adjoining part


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Within that framework, they look at such types as gable roof cottages, organic cottages, bungalows, ranch and split-level houses, multi-family residences, commercial and business buildings, and churches.
American vernacular buildings and interiors, 1870-1960 by Reference & Research Book News
The three-storey split-level Hazel design is one of a pair which have been specifically built to take the maximum advantage of the sloping site with views over the village and the Wear Valley.
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Outside, there is an extensive driveway with a garage and a large parking and turning area, as well as gardens to the front, side and rear which include generous lawns, hedgerows, trees and shrubs, an impressive decking area and a rockery with a feature split-level pond.
Woodbank, near Chester. Guide price, pounds 850,000; Luxury Homes In ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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