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Meaning of "verandahs"
Verandahs are open-air gallery or porch with a roof, typically extending along the front or side of a building
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Verandahs on the west and north are enclosed.
At some date the verandahs have been enclosed.
Verandahs line three sides of the building.
The ground floor verandahs are a later addition.
Verandahs to each level have weatherboard valances.
Some original tiled verandahs and pathways.
Some verandahs and balconies have been filled in.
On both sides of each wing are open verandahs.
The verandahs have simple timber handrails.
Original balconies or verandahs should be retained.
Tiered verandahs were situated at the end each wing.
The side and northern verandahs have been enclosed.
Some verandahs and courtyard spaces have been enclosed.
No one knows why verandahs were fashionable.
Verandahs at both storeys extend from the sides.
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Some of the verandahs have been enclosed.
Verandahs have been added or absorbed within later development.
The wide front verandahs are enclosed.
The verandahs were ceiled at that time.
There are double storey verandahs with timber panels.
Its verandahs were previously unenclosed.
North facing terraces and verandahs.
The rear verandahs have been enclosed.
Some lofts have waterside verandahs.
There are verandahs on the western and eastern sides.
The posts and balustrading are similar on all verandahs.
Large verandahs line the house.
The duplexes are surrounded by verandahs on three sides also.
The verandahs were eventually enclosed to accommodate more rooms.
A number of french doors open onto these verandahs.
The side verandahs are partially enclosed.
French doors open to the verandahs.
Both levels have verandahs with timber balustrading.
Above the awning are two levels of projecting verandahs.
The side verandahs have been enclosed.
There are two wraparound verandahs.
The remaining verandahs were enclosed in subsequent years.
All had front verandahs.
The upper verandahs have a cast iron balustrade.
They are fixed to exposed frames facing onto the verandahs.
The two end verandahs are enclosed.
Verandahs surround the building.
The double storey verandahs are rich in iron lacework.
Verandahs which surrounded three sides of the house were covered by.
The dwellings each have verandahs with timber posts.
The verandahs and shacks provided easy access to this.
French doors with fanlights open onto the verandahs.
It has verandahs on three sides.
The building sits on timber stumps and is encircled by verandahs.
The verandahs are supported by double timber posts with capitals.
