noun
definition
The main building of a farm.
definition
A farm, including its buildings.
Examples of farmstead in a Sentence
The old farmstead was empty.
Carmen Barnett curled up on the window seat and watched from the bay window as the sun cast its first rays on the farmstead below.
She went to the window seat and stared past the old tree at the Farmstead, but it no longer beckoned.
Let's go look at the old farmstead.
Noon found them back on the hill overlooking the old farmstead.
She gazed down the hill at the aging farmstead.
She rested her hands on his arms and they gazed out the window, watching the shadows darken on the farmstead.
We then round the corner to check a dry slope by a ruined farmstead.
The implication is that here is an enclosed farmstead that is occupied from the middle Iron Age through to the second century AD.
Pearson's Yard is located off East Street in the village of Swinton, and comprises the former farmstead to Low Farm.
They built a farmstead with two vast barns which still stand today.
The only other settlement is an isolated farmstead by the coast.
Our home for the next two nights will be in stone cottages on a traditional farmstead nestled against the Sneeuberg Mountains.
To the west lie twin ditched enclosures holding a 12th century farmstead.
By following the leat you come to the best example of a small bronze age farmstead in the Kestor settlement.
The farmstead had storage pits, drying frames and granaries, and was surrounded by a stockade.
It overlooks the farmstead, doesn't it?
He drove the surrey to the old farmstead and they discussed how the house and outbuildings could be restored to make a dude ranch.