floating home
1 of 1noun/ˈfloʊtɪŋ hoʊm/
Forms:floating homes
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a residential structure that is designed to float on water, providing a unique living environment with the possibility of mobility or stationary placement
A floating home is a type of house that is built on water, typically floating on a body of water such as a lake, river, or sea. These homes are designed to be stable and comfortable, with structures that are buoyant enough to stay afloat. Floating homes often resemble traditional houses, but they are equipped with special materials and features to ensure they can withstand water conditions. They are popular in areas with waterfronts or in cities where space is limited, and they offer a unique living experience with views of the water and easy access to aquatic activities.
- The family loves living in their floating home, enjoying the peaceful sound of the water every morning.
- They spent the weekend on a floating home in the lake, relaxing and fishing.
- Many people in coastal areas are opting for floating homes as an alternative to traditional houses.
- The couple plans to retire on a floating home, cruising along the coastline for a few years.
- There is a community of floating homes along the harbor, where people enjoy a unique lifestyle.