Glossary entry

Italiano term or phrase:

terracielo

Inglese translation:

Full height self-contained property

Added to glossary by Russell Jones
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Italiano term

terracielo

Da Italiano a Inglese Altro Beni immobili
I'm struggling through a list of "tipologie immobili" in an Estate Agent's website.

This category is: terratetto / terracielo

I pretty much understand terratetto, even if we don't have an obvious single term for it in English but terracielo has defeated me, even after extensive searching.
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Sep 3, 2012 08:29: Russell Jones Created KOG entry

Discussion

Russell Jones (asker) Sep 3, 2012:
Although I can't really award points for any of the actual answers, I am most grateful for the ideas and information. After reference to the end client and extended discussion, the PM opted for "Full height self-contained property" so I shall enter that in the glossary.
after some reading I would stick on a simple "building" or "self-contained" property
I've always heard or read CIELO-TERRA. Try googling around in this order ... I'll do the same
Tom in London Aug 29, 2012:
"Estate Agent-speak" that means the same thing "esiste anche un sinonimo di terratetto che è TERRACIELO, con lo stesso significato. In realtà non sono termini molto utilizzati, ma su alcuni siti immobiliari viene distinta questa tipologia"

http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=326228
Russell Jones (asker) Aug 29, 2012:
True Tom, but I'm dealing with 20 different varieties of house.
Tom in London Aug 29, 2012:
Free on all sides or not.... ... it's still a house!
Russell Jones (asker) Aug 29, 2012:
That sounds convincing Tom, but it's nigh-on impossible to find confirmation.
Russell Jones (asker) Aug 29, 2012:
Thanks Marie; we use townhouse for this in BE too. My uncertainty in using it is whether it is really "not totally free on all four sides" or "not necessarily totally free on all four sides"
Tom in London Aug 29, 2012:
But I wanted to distinguish the 2 terms Terratetto- house with a pitched roof
Terracielo- house with a flat roof (usable as a terrace)
Marie Scarano Aug 29, 2012:
I would say they are the same thing - I would agree with Tom - meaning a property from the basement to the roof or attic. I do tend to think, however, that they refer to what in the USA we would call a townhouse, not totally free on all four sides.

Proposed translations

12 min

house with roof terrace

possible?
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20 min

ground to roof unit /apartment

seems to be the same as terratetto

http://it.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=2006110814065...

http://www.proz.com/kudoz/italian_to_english/construction_ci...

Ref. A53 - Ground to roof apartment in a - Agenzia Belvedere
www.agenziabelvedere.it/detail.apartment.rent.sell.tuscany....
Information: Castiglioncello, 700 m from the seaside, nice and quiet location, ground to roof apartment in a two unit building composed of: at the ground floor, ...

SSTF 2: Technical Documentation App. B, Housing Char
sunsite.berkeley.edu/GovData/info/SSTF2/numunits.html
1-Unit, Attached--This is a 1-unit structure that has one or more walls extending from ground to roof separating it from adjoining structures. In row houses ...

3 bedroom and 3 bathroom ground to roof unit in new…: For Sale ...
housing.justlanded.com/.../3-bedroom-and-3-bathroom-ground-to-ro...
2 Jun 2012 – Ground to roof unit in new building nearing completion and part of an elegant residential complex nearing completion and inspired by Umbrian ...
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whole building

In genere si dice terra-cielo...o terratetto, comunque indica l'intero stabile, l'intero palazzo, palazzetto o palazzina che sia: con questo termine si intendono tutti i piani, tutte le unità abitative...TUTTO.
Note from asker:
Yes I understand that Giovanni. What I need are English terms in common use to distinguish this / these from "casa indipendente", "villa" etc. etc.
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Reference comments

5 ore
Reference:

discussion about cielo-terra in a forum

http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=261166&langi...

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Note added at 5 hrs (2012-08-29 19:28:30 GMT)
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I guess "self-contained" property would clarify the concept
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