official residence

Her official residence is the New Orleans house she and her siblings grew up in – the home where her parents still live.

A lonely man in a thankless job, Nehru encouraged her to move into his official residence.

His calm attitude comes from a personal journey hinted at by the photographs on a landing in his official residence.

Although George Sand speaks only of a salon, Chopin's official residence, as we may call it, consisted of several rooms.

From this time they have had no official residence in Canterbury.

The “Convent” rebuilt upon the remains of an old Franciscan monastery is the official residence of the governor.

It was long past nightfall ere the Viceroy, wearied with the day's anxieties, returned to his official residence at the fort.

They were at first lodged in his private house, till in 1853 he moved into the official residence.