carriage house

noun

1. coach house.

Word History and Origins

Origin of carriage house¹

An Americanism dating back to 1755–65

Example Sentences

I have booked the Carriage Room, inspired by the carriage houses designed to fit single horse-drawn carriages.

From Los Angeles Times

And near the exit of the attraction will be a carriage house that will serve as a gift shop, with a storyline also featuring Madame Leota.

From Los Angeles Times

The suit alleges that Tammy Murphy denied a trooper the use of a carriage house on Murphy’s property to pump breast milk.

From Seattle Times

The owner invited me inside the attached carriage house that he is transforming into a cannabis lounge.

From Washington Post

There are still gouges in the carriage house from the carriages that were kept there, according to a former owner, Amy Pressler.

From Washington Post

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