A few of the windows were
balconied, and these more than the others he sought to avoid, although, it being now near the close of the ninth zode, there was little likelihood that many were awake within the tower.
It was a modern building, without distinctive character, but many-windowed, and pleasantly
balconied up its wide cream-coloured front.
Here, in steep streets that are largely free of traffic, the old
balconied houses have been converted to rooftop cafes and inexpensive hotels and guesthouses.
The old
balconied houses have been converted to rooftop cafes and inexpensive hotels (try the Kalanga, doubles from PS23, B&B, kalanga.ge).
An architectural gem, its 16th century centre is lined with beautiful
balconied mansions and houses.
WHERE TO STAY Intercontinental Sofia's exterior may be Communist-era chic, but inside its huge
balconied rooms have had a fresh makeover.
Juliette balconies,
balconied windows and sheltered terraces make the most of the Village neighbourhood and beautiful views, while also offering the right amount of privacy.
The only lights came from the
balconied hotels and elevated pagodas on the shore, and from a temple with a startlingly large and hunched black Buddha, in a golden robe with glinting white eyes.
Three storeys high, it had five bays, a
balconied front and was clad in stone, with a portico added in later years as part of a remodelling of the frontage.
After an hour or so wandering the quaint, colonial capital of Basseterre, with its
balconied restaurants surrounding the famous mechanical clock in the town square, we headed ashore on the broad, bone-white expanse of Blackfriars' beach.
The layered,
balconied structure (designed with one eye on earthquake vulnerability) seems to emerge almost incidentally from the surrounding planting and then, at the next turn, disappears again.
The first floors would include a
balconied lounge with views of the sea, as well as a study or playroom.
balconied - having balconies or a balcony; "the balconied houses of New Orleans"