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Srijeelanka | 22:31 Sun 17th Aug 2008 | Home & Garden
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what is meant by ''Victorian style house''?

what is meant by ''maisonette''?
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whose turn is it to deal with the greenie questions?
I'll go first...

1 - A house that what built in the victorian period or a more modern house that was built in the victorian style.

2 - mai�son�ette (mz-nt, -s-)
n. Chiefly British
A small house or an apartment occupying two or
more floors of a larger building and often having its own
entrance from outside

Have you never heard of google?
Awww...unfair.

1) Victorian style house - where everyone keeps to strict rules.
2) Maisonette - a trainee lady Mason.
Good answer Ice.Maiden to a stupid question
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i am new to uk from an asian country. planning to buy a new house. but the terms using in uk is completely diffrent and new. when i ask my friends they couldn't give correct answer like most of your silly answer to my question. if you don't know it is better to keep shut.

at any cost i want to know each and every simple matter and terms regarding the building and property before i spent a big amount. if you can't hepl me ....?

thanks for the editor.

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