Meanings of total refurbishment in English

Research by the BBC has found that some school kitchens require total refurbishment.

It's a very large house with a 190 ft rear garden and a double mews in need of total refurbishment.

Ireland seems to be under total refurbishment, a make-over policy to stamp out any sign of spiritualism, tradition, romantic decay, etc.

John, Howard's Ballsbridge premises Le Coq Hardi suffered from a fire on December 15th which left the building in need of total refurbishment.

The redbrick house, which is in need of total refurbishment, has two principal reception rooms, a breakfast room, five bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The farmhouse, which is in need of total refurbishment, was built at the turn of the century, and retains a number of period features.

The couple bought 9 Arnott Street in Portobello in 2013 for €398,000 when it required total refurbishment.

Duncan Lyster says that while the buildings are in need of total refurbishment, they have a number of attractive features including a wonderful sweeping staircase.

The seven bedroom house is in need of total refurbishment which could cost the new owner at least £250,000, according to the agent.