Maisonette Definition

māzə-nĕt, -sə-
noun
A small house; cottage.
Webster's New World
An apartment, esp. a duplex apartment.
Webster's New World
An apartment occupying two or more floors of a larger building and often having its own entrance from outside.
American Heritage
Synonyms:
  • maisonnette

Other Word Forms of Maisonette

Noun

Singular:
maisonette
Plural:
maisonettes

Origin of Maisonette

  • French maisonnette diminutive of maison house, dwelling from Old French from Latin mānsiō mānsiōn- mansion

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • French maisonnette

    From Wiktionary

Maisonette Sentence Examples

  • The property is a well presented ground floor maisonette which comprises of a reception hall, kitchen, double bedroom, bathroom and lounge.

  • I live in a split level maisonette with a basement flat below.

  • Wentworth Mews, Bow, E3 This well proportioned maisonette is superbly positioned by Mile End tube station.

  • Birkbeck Place, Dulwich, SE21 A spacious split-level maisonette situated on this popular residential road in West Dulwich.

  • Glen View is a spacious maisonette with own entrance on 2 floors with an attractive open outlook toward hills.

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Words Starting With

MMAMAI

Words Ending With

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