Definition of farmhouse
: a dwelling on a farm
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Recent Examples of farmhouse from the Web
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Restoration Emporium offers vintage and vintage-inspired farmhouse and urban decor.
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The research has also uncovered a Medieval malthouse and pre-modern farmhouse along with dozens of other finds.
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A backsplash of bright white subway tile was installed, along with a stainless steel farmhouse sink.
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The traditional, three-level farmhouse, built in 1941 on 33.10 acres, has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,351 square feet ($553 a square foot).
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The property includes an historic 1850's farmhouse and 6 farm outbuildings.
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Also on-site: two Amish-style farmhouses (that is, without electricity) where visitors can watch quilting and other demonstrations and buy baked goods.
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The Atlanta metal outfit Mastodon has teamed with breweries including Mikkeller (a fruity farmhouse IPA called Mother Puncher), Mahr’s Bräu (Mastodon premium lager) and Signature (Black Tongue, a double-black IPA).
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There are cornfields all around, an occasional farmhouse with a Ford pickup in front, and modest crossroads sporting the likes of a Dairy Queen and a gas station where the attendant knows most everyone.
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First Known Use of farmhouse
1598
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