residential chamber

By 1830, it had effectively become a set of residential chambers.

The line led to a small residential chamber, complete with a screen and food machine.

This passage emerged in what appeared to be a residential chamber.

Both the ground-floor and the first floor have one large hall lined with residential chambers.

They are far more uniform, with fewer residential chambers."

They were originally planned with forty-four sets of residential chambers, plus service rooms.

Its residential chambers were underground, while its main hall was a planetarium-ceilinged dome.

It contains reading billiard and card rooms, a large dining room, and five residential chambers.

By the time I had reached the residential chambers of Buckkeep Castle, the halls were deserted.

Well-lit residential chambers furnished with fireplaces may be found in the Lilburn and Constable towers as well as in the gatehouse.

However, even since 1685 it functioned as a hotel with tradesmen supplementing their incomes by sub-letting the top rooms as residential chambers to the wealthy men-about-town.

Situated between the gate and the hall was a courtyard flanked by Chambers of the Six Arts, while seated behind the hall were residential chambers for faculty.

The upper floor contained a grand hall in the west and residential chamber in the east-both originally open to the roof and surrounded by a gallery built into the wall-and St John's Chapel in the south-east.