three-room

With nine children and a three-room house, the family had a hard time.

He lived in a three-room house with his parents and two sisters.

Today he and his wife have a three-room apartment in Moscow, just like any working family.

He grew up in a two- or three-room apartment alone with one woman.

The first three-room building near the town's medical center was erected.

The police entered the three-room apartment through an open window.

She gazed around the three-room apartment that would be her home for the next six months.

The school was first opened in 1947 as a three-room schoolhouse.

They will probably lose the three-room apartment that has been waiting for them since 1985.

Three of the houses were the usual small two- and three-room affairs.

One room in their three-room apartment has nothing but a rug and a television set.

The average rent for a three-room apartment was $21 a month in 1937.

That was in 1956, when a three-room apartment rented for $31 a month.

They all looked around the three-room apartment- the kitchen, living room, and bedroom.

There is a three-room suite that looks like an accountant's office.

At 71, he shares his three-room apartment with three cats.

This means that my three-room apartment now has only one room with natural light and ventilation.

One side shows the three-room apartments as they were in 1870; the other reflects the 1915 state.

The first church building was a three-room building completed around 1862.

A week's salary paid the rent on the little three-room house we had just moved into.

His father was a postal worker and the family lived in a three-room apartment.

The couple occupies one room of their three-room house.

Housed in what was once a three-room apartment, the restaurant looks like a set design because it is.

In 1932, she found herself living alone in a three-room apartment.

You can even buy a three-room apartment for £60,000.