farmhouse

[fɑːmhaʊs]

farmhouse Definition

a house on a farm, typically used by the farmer and their family.

Using farmhouse: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "farmhouse" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The farmhouse was built in the 18th century.

  • Example

    They live in a charming old farmhouse surrounded by fields.

  • Example

    The farmhouse has been renovated and modernized.

farmhouse Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for farmhouse

  • farm dwelling
  • rural house
  • country house

Phrases with farmhouse

  • a type of cheese made on a farm from the milk of cows, sheep, or goats

    Example

    The restaurant serves a delicious platter of farmhouse cheeses.

  • a type of beer that is brewed on a farm, often using traditional methods and ingredients

    Example

    The brewery specializes in farmhouse ales and ciders.

  • a kitchen in a farmhouse, typically characterized by rustic and functional design elements

    Example

    The farmhouse kitchen features a large wooden table and an old-fashioned stove.

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Summary: farmhouse in Brief

A 'farmhouse' [fɑːmhaʊs] is a house located on a farm, usually occupied by the farmer and their family. It can be an old or modern building, as in 'The farmhouse has been renovated and modernized.' The term also extends to products like 'farmhouse cheese' and 'farmhouse ale,' which are made on farms using traditional methods. A 'farmhouse kitchen' is a rustic and functional kitchen found in a farmhouse.

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