Definition of great room
: a large room in a residence usually serving several functions (as of a dining room, living room, and family room)
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Some dining rooms open to a kitchen or great room, while others are closed off.
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The main floor features a large great room with vaulted ceilings, a picturesque dining room that appears to float in the trees, remodeled kitchen, family room and two large bedrooms with baths.
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According to the hotel's website and The Telegraph, the cabin, which costs up to £5,000 (or $6,627) per night, features a conservatory, a veranda, two fireplaces, a great room, a terrace with a barbecue, six bedrooms and six bathrooms.
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The dining room table, which can easily accommodate 20 when opened, is the center of this great room.
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Through the front door, a pair of winding staircases frame the entrance to the great room, which features high ceilings and a two-story marble fireplace.
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The house has a great room with Pella sliding doors.
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Like in a classic A-frame, a loft here looks onto an expansive great room with a cathedral ceiling and great views onto the Berkshire mountains.
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That newer part of the home features a spacious great room with plenty of windows for natural light.
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