flatlet

When I looked up, I was half-surprised not to find myself in a Hull flatlet with brown chairs, one of Larkin's "gin drinks" in my hand.

Rewind radio: Richard Bacon; Grayson on His Bike; Book of the Week: Letters to Monica Rachel Cooke 2010

My previous (non-)comment was on the woes of buying a flat (or a ‘flatlet’, in our case) in the big city.

downsizing 2006

The flatlet we stayed in was lovely though, as was the scenery.

I'll Love Man... Kerron Cross 2006

The October 1998 survey showed that about 76 percent of households were living in formal dwellings like a house on a separate stand, a flat in a block of flats, a townhouse or a brick room or flatlet in

ANC Daily News Briefing 2000

By that time Ross and Fiona were going steady, she had given up all ideas of modelling for hairdresser training and they had moved together into a studio flatlet.

Piranha to Scurfy & Other Stories Rendell, Ruth 2000

The property also has a two-bedroomed flatlet with a shower and separate toilet, a laundry, domestic quarters with a shower and toilet, and a log cabin, which currently serves as an office.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1998

An adequate salary would be paid and there was the use of a small flatlet.

The Chain Of Destiny Neels, Betty 1989

There's a caretaker living in the basement and a small flatlet on the top floor which goes with the job.

Stormy Springtime Neels, Betty 1987

There were blood stains on the curtain of their flatlet.

IOL: News 2010

They live together but separately, in little flatlets under one roof, partially sharing a general kitchen and also having a kitchenette in the flatlet, not getting into each other's way but being around for company and help when needed.

unknown title 2009