Converse of object

• demolish: But I guess this will pass, and demolishing an outbuilding is perhaps a rather dramatic reaction to grief.

• convert: Our headquarters is in the converted outbuildings of a 16th century farm about 9 miles east of the UK city of Bath.

• detach: In the rear garden of the house we have a detached outbuilding that was once the tack room for the farm.

• attach: Stone barn outbuilding attached to the property with a loft.

• lock: Back to top Outside the Home Keep your garage, shed and outbuildings locked even when you are busy in the garden.

• exist: There also needs to be land with it, possibly with existing outbuildings or at least space for extension work.

Adjective modifier

• converted: The Stables is a converted farm outbuilding set among a handful of like properties in this quiet rural setting.

• adjoining: It is believed that some of Cromwell's soldiers stabled their horses in the adjoining outbuildings.

• useful: There is also a range of useful outbuildings, in need of some roof repair.

• numerous: Farms are relatively large and most have numerous outbuildings.

• traditional: Around the yard is a range of traditional stone outbuildings.

• wooden: A gravel path ran off to the left of the drive alongside this wall, snaking toward an old wooden outbuilding.

Noun used with modifier

• brick: All around are small farms with brick outbuildings, which puff small clouds of wood smoke into the air.

• stone: The pottery is within the beautiful stone outbuildings.. .

• farm: He led them out to one of the farm outbuildings.

• timber: The rear garden is landscaped and there are several timber outbuildings including a potting shed and workshop with power and light connected.

• century: Moor Cottage Sleeps two plus cot Moor Cottage is a single story cottage converted from a 17th century farm outbuilding.

Preposition: in

• garden: No ways led west, except to outbuildings in the long rear gardens.

Preposition: of

• farm: Our headquarters is in the converted outbuildings of a 16th century farm about 9 miles east of the UK city of Bath.

Preposition: for

• renovation: A delightful property, which has two newly restored dwellings, renovated to a very high standard, plus outbuilding for further renovation.