Meanings of half-timber in English

I favor gray stucco, Betsy leans to brick, and Percy, half-timber.

A modern house of stucco and half-timber construction preferred.

This picturesque building of stone, wood, half-timber work, and tiled roofs is a little to the east of the Minster.

It was obviously of a date not later than the sixteenth century, and I guessed that the rough-cast probably concealed a half-timber work structure.

Recorded in the Little Beethoven Hall, a charming venue in the Bonn suburb of Muffendorf on a narrow street defined by colorful old half-timber houses.

You live in that big half-timbered house on the hill, don't you?

In his half-timbered cottage on Lampadas, Anari tended the Butlerian leader.

Some of these have overhanging upper stories to them, are half-timbered or yellow-washed.

Here in Henley Street, in a half-timbered house recently carefully restored, Shakespeare was born.

She was completing the roof of a half-timbered town hall.

Pine slats were tacked to the stucco exterior of the hotel, simulating half-timbered construction.

There was no central square, no ancient church and certainly no stilted, half-timbered grammar school.

Crooked, half-timbered houses and artisan workshops in 700-year-old buildings make this a very special visit.

Five stories, half-timbered frontage, gables and guttering but no gargoyles, and three different satellite dishes.

Scattered through the town are many old half-timbered houses.

Christmas lights illuminate the half-timbered houses around the square.