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.

The street itself was narrower and crowded by narrow-fronted half-timbered houses with overhanging upper floors.

The village of Swinehurst is a straggling line of half-timbered houses of the early English pattern.

The Laceys lived in what was, at its core, an honest to god sixteenth-century half-timbered building.

A black-robed woman emerged from the half-timbered stucco and wood administration building and stared at her.

Their protective coloration was perfect, for they looked half-timbered and broken-backed and thatched and little-windowed, too.