Meanings of elegant country in English

They soon reached Mrs. Byram's elegant country which gleamed afar, ablaze with light.

But have you ever uncovered the history behind the elegant country houses of the Anglo-Irish aristocracy?

About a mile from Rude's Hill was Mount Airy, the elegant country-seat of the General's brother.

Here also are rows of very elegant country-houses, most of which are built in the Italian style.

Nineteenth century, he guessed, the structure surely once an elegant country estate, now fast becoming a ruin.

At this time the French nobles began to replace their somber feudal dwellings by elegant country houses.

An accomplished international event rider, he sought out elegant country homes with land enough to keep and train champion horses.

The restaurant provides an elegant country setting for the dining experience, which is levelled up by the food, service and views.

For the same amount you could buy Lakeen House, an elegant country property with 11 acres including useful outbuildings near Shillelagh, Co Wicklow.

According to Warren Estate's Ciara Slattery, there has been enormous interest in the property, mostly from Dubliners looking for an elegant country house.

They are now returning to The Netherlands, and hence the sale of their elegant country home on outstanding gardens near the Dublin-Meath border.

It is such an elegant country, once one is used to the customs, and your papa and I are both very happy here.

The New Yorker, June 8, 1940 P. 15 Two rather tough, vulgar couples go to an elegant country wedding.

Mr. Allison was a prosperous merchant, with a fine establishment in the city, and a very elegant country-seat a few miles out of it.

Gold also shone on gloves and leather bags at the more traditional Burberry Prorsum's show, where elegant country gentlemen carried umbrellas with owl-head handles.

The house, a little out of the city; was one of those elegant country residences which so much charm visitors to the suburbs of Philadelphia.