Meanings of commodious dwelling in English

This is, for that part of the world, a large and commodious dwelling.

At Zoar, Baumeler occupied a commodious dwelling, but it was used also as a storehouse.

With one hundred leaves, a commodious dwelling, including doors, windows, and partitions, may be constructed.

Hirsch Bensef now resided in a commodious dwelling in one of the best streets of the city.

When he felt growing pains the hermit-crab unhooked himself from his ceiling and migrated in search of a more commodious dwelling.

My son's farm was upon a larger scale, and furnished with more commodious dwelling houses, also with store and out houses.

He built a large and commodious dwelling for his residence on a beautiful spot, near the site of an abandoned Portuguese fort.

They established their headquarters at 1609 Sutter street, in a commodious dwelling house, not far from Trinity Church, where the Convention was in session.

I had some difficulty in putting the several parts together, but at last succeeded, and a small, but most commodious dwelling was the result.

He had her then removed to a more commodious dwelling, and hovered about her, again and again to assure himself that she was safe.

It was a pretty, commodious dwelling, perhaps the prettiest portion of which was the chamber which Miss Rothesay appropriated as her mother's and her own.

Huts are of many gradations; from murky dens, to commodious dwellings.

Those cabins were now sheds and kitchens appended to larger and more commodious dwellings.

The log houses, in very many cases had been transformed into comfortable and commodious dwellings.

Whatever way the eye turned, it rested upon well-cultivated farms, on which were erected comfortable and, in many instances, handsome and commodious dwellings.