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definition
A building at the edge of a river, lake or other body of water in which boats are kept.
Examples of boathouse in a Sentence
The facelift is part of a £ 100,000 repair program that will include the nearby boathouse.
The old boathouse of which I have kind memories.
The new boathouse was opened on May 22nd 1934 by Lady Mary Crichton.
Several of the houses and restaurants had their own boathouse at the foot of the garden.
But in the midst of all the building work, one little Victorian boathouse survived, overgrown but untouched by all the surrounding changes.
Planning permission has been granted for the erection of 9 new dwellings and the conversion of the existing boathouse to provide 4 apartments.
It is also relatively close to the college boathouse for those interested in rowing.
Kayaking From our boathouse we can also run kayaking From our boathouse we can also run kayaking sessions from single, double or inflatable kayaks!
From the moment you enter the restaurant you are sucked in by an ambiance reminiscent of a rustic old boathouse, making it clear that you are in for an authentic seafood experience.
We have our own well-equipped boathouse on the Thames.
We have a purpose built, accessible boathouse situated right down beside Kielder Water, where most trips start.
Emmanuel has a superb boathouse, with its own gym.
And for trivia collectors -The Tub was the last boat to leave the old boathouse... .
Nearby, we have access to football, hockey, lacrosse and rugby pitches, and share an excellent boathouse on the river.
Boathouse rules The boathouse rules The boathouse rules have been posted in the CRA boathouse.
Explore the delightful Museum, housed in an old boathouse, with fascinating exhibits and photographs.