one-bedroom

UK: wʌn ˈbɛdruːm | US: wʌn ˈbɛdruːm

Definition

  1. adj. describing a residential unit with one bedroom

  2. n. a residential unit (e.g., apartment or house) containing one bedroom

Structure
one <single>bedroom <sleeping room>
Etymology

The word "one-bedroom" is a compound formed by combining "one" (Old English "ān," meaning "single") and "bedroom" (from "bed" + "room," referring to a sleeping space). It emerged in real estate terminology to succinctly describe housing units with a single sleeping area, reflecting practicality in property classification.

Examples

  1. She rented a cozy one-bedroom apartment downtown.

  2. The one-bedroom condo is perfect for young professionals.

  3. They converted the attic into a small one-bedroom suite.

  4. This building offers both studio and one-bedroom options.

  5. The one-bedroom house was surprisingly spacious.