-
likely to
grant a loan.
Bankers are less
likely to
accept housebarns as collateral.
Housebarns are more
costly to
insure since they are
treated like barns...
- were
often part of
integrated structures known as byre-dwellings (or
housebarns in US literature). In addition,
barns may be used for
equipment storage...
-
Denmark Longère: a long and
narrow house in
rural Normandy and
Brittany A
housebarn is a
combined house and barn. Barndominium: a type of
house that includes...
- Historically,
farmhouses were
often combined with
space for
animals called a
housebarn.
Other farmhouses may be
connected to one or more barns,
built to form...
-
dwellings called pit-houses, and
houses combined with barns,
sometimes called housebarns.
Common building materials include brick, concrete, stone, and combinations...
- The
Lutze Housebarn is a
housebarn located in Newton,
Manitowoc County, Wisconsin,
United States. It was
added to the
National Register of
Historic Places...
- The
Kliese Housebarn, also
known as the
Langhoff Housebarn, is a
historic Housebarn located in Emmet, Wisconsin. It was
added to the
National Register...
- they are more
usually referred to
simply as
longhouses and in
general housebarns. The
earliest are
thought to have been
built in the 13th century, and...
-
maison basque) is a
traditional half-timbered or stone-built type of
housebarn farmhouse found in the
Basque Country in
northern Spain and Southwestern...
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under the same roof. In the
latter case, the
building is also
called a
housebarn in
American English. This kind of
construction is
found in archaeological...
