dwelling house means any residential property assessed as real
dwelling house means any house or part of a house or room used as a separate dwelling in any building and includes a garden or other premises within the curtilage of and used as a part of the dwelling house;
dwelling house means a single dwelling unit situated on its own site, including any motor vehicle garage and other domestic outbuildings on that site;
Examples of dwelling house in a sentence
The Developer shall ensure that the Dwelling House is constructed in conformity with the provisions of any legislation in force affecting the Dwelling House and will give all necessary notices to, and obtain the requisite sanction of, the local authority in respect of the Works and generally ensure that the building and other regulations of such authority be complied with.
Only the Developer may attend to any proposed variations required by the Purchaser to the Dwelling House until the Final Completion Date.
More Definitions of dwelling house
dwelling house means any residential property assessed as real property which consists of not more than four units, of which not more than one may be used for commercial purposes, but shall not include a unit in a condominium, cooperative, horizontal property regime or mutual housing corporation.
dwelling house means a masonry building constructed, used, or adapted to be used, wholly or principally for human habitation;
dwelling house means a house of a part of a house let as a separate dwelling and does not exclude a house or part of a house so let by reason only that part of the premises is used as a shop or office or for business, trade or professional purposes;
dwelling house means any building used substantially for human habitation;
dwelling house means a building designed for use exclusively as one self contained dwelling by a single family, together with such out-buildings as are ordinarily used therewith;
dwelling house means a building containing only one dwelling unit;
dwelling house means a single dwelling unit and any garage and other usual outbuildings thereto, situated on its own site or, if applicable, as otherwise defined in the town planning scheme of the local authority concerned;