Below you will find example sentences with "family room". The examples show how this phrase is used in real sentences and which words often surround it.
Family Room in a sentence
About this phrase
- Belongs to the word: room
Example types with family room
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A second reception room is currently used as a family room. (11 words)
A pair of glazed doors separates the living room and family room into two distinct spaces. (16 words)
Interior: Two living rooms, family room, kitchen leading to dining room, study, conservatory, snug, and music room. (17 words)
That’s because its commodious family room is separated from the kitchen and breakfast room by a wall — but a wall punctured by large windows to the breakfast nook and a pass-through window to the kitchen. (37 words)
The kitchen and family room (Image: Allen and Harris)A different angle of the kitchen (Image: Allen and Harris) Next to the kitchen is the utility room which allows access to the home gym and garage. (36 words)
Also on the lower level are a mud room/wet clothes area adjacent the rear entrance, log store, family room, bathroom, games room open plan to the bar and bedroom with en suite shower room. (35 words)
Example sentences (20)
The accommodation includes, on the ground floor: entrance porch, hall, sitting room, family room, office/reading room, garden room, dining kitchen, utility room, two WCs.
Also on the lower level are a mud room/wet clothes area adjacent the rear entrance, log store, family room, bathroom, games room open plan to the bar and bedroom with en suite shower room.
The house covers 2,263 sq ft, with an entrance hall, sitting room, family room, kitchen, dining room, utility room, five bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The ground floor comprises the welcoming entrance hall, a bright and spacious reception room, family room, a modern family dining kitchen, utility room with storage and a downstairs toilet.
The formal living room, dining room, and family room offer enough space to meet any family’s needs, each complete with their own fireplaces.
Interior: Two living rooms, family room, kitchen leading to dining room, study, conservatory, snug, and music room.
The accommodation comprises, on the ground floor, an impressive entrance hall with central staircase, a living room, family room and sitting room.
The ground floor comprises an entrance porch, an imposing entrance hall, a sitting room, a dining room, a kitchen/family room with a conservatory and a cloakroom.
The owners’ quarters has five bedrooms, four bathrooms, a kitchen, family room, living room and a jetted-tub room.
The tiled living room has a fireplace and a spacious dining area that fits a table for 10. Adjoining the living room is a sunlit family room and a small bar.
The finished basement includes a family room or office with a paneled wainscot, ceramic-tile flooring, a niche for a desk, a full bathroom, a laundry room and a boiler room.
The formal living room features porcelain flooring, vaulted beamed ceilings and a fireplace, and there’s also a formal dining room in addition to a cozier, more casual family room with another fireplace.
The main floor also features a Kitchen, complete with butler’s pantry, the requisite Dining Room, Billiards Room and Petite Lounge, Powder and Family Room.
A pair of glazed doors separates the living room and family room into two distinct spaces.
A second reception room is currently used as a family room.
Down the hall, past the full bathroom and a laundry room, there is a large family room with a fireplace.
The kitchen and family room (Image: Allen and Harris)A different angle of the kitchen (Image: Allen and Harris) Next to the kitchen is the utility room which allows access to the home gym and garage.
The living room features a wood-burning stove, beautiful hardwood floors, which are featured through most of the home, and easy access to the family room with its stunning views of the river and yard.
A family room sleeping up to five people at YHA Hartington Hall starts at £49 per room per night.
That’s because its commodious family room is separated from the kitchen and breakfast room by a wall — but a wall punctured by large windows to the breakfast nook and a pass-through window to the kitchen.