pied-à-terre

Blakeney had more than one pied-a-terre in Paris, and never stayed longer than two or three days in any of these.

The Sparrow had twenty names—one for every city in which he had a cosy pied-a-terre.

Indeed, Dr. Lyschinski's was hardly more than a pied-a-terre for him: he never stayed long, and generally came unexpectedly.

He had made up his mind not to return to Wimbledon, but to make use of a certain pied-a-terre which he had in Pimlico.