semi-derelict

The station building still stands, but is in a semi-derelict state.

“There is still a reason to take on a semi-derelict building.

Until recently, he lived in the semi-derelict castle at the top of the hill.

But even he underestimated just how much work this semi-derelict 1830s house would take.

The building is still semi-derelict, with broken, open windows, but here's a nice thing that happened where you wouldn't really expect it.

The shop now stands semi-derelict while the site waits to be turned into flats.

It is now semi-derelict and surrounded by a scrap yard.

Now it stands semi-derelict, almost empty, and will soon be demolished.

'It's really sad to lose your local shops and see it semi-derelict.

You're stuck in a semi-derelict hotel on an island off the coast of Devon.

This will develop the area from a semi-derelict, light industrial zone into a modern residential and business district.

In 1967 the main house at Ballymacoll, which had stood semi-derelict for many years was demolished.

In 2011 new owners took over the house, and its condition is described as "semi-derelict, but stabilised".

"St Stephens has provided 1,300 new jobs and turned a semi-derelict area into a vibrant commercial hub," he says.

"No development has taken place on the site, which is lying semi-derelict, and the taxpayer has lost some £29 million."

When Pentreath next saw the place, it was a 'semi-derelict holiday home', he says.

The world depicted in the film is semi-derelict.

Some of the ancillary weatherboard buildings are in a semi-derelict state.

After lying in a semi-derelict state for many years, the station buildings were refurbished between 2000 & 2003 and returned to commercial use.

The mansion however was in a semi-derelict state and in need of renovation.

We were drinking late at night in a semi-derelict house in a Budapest side street.

But the Delta's seedy and semi-derelict towns are not exactly alluring.

The splendid Victorian country buildings were semi-derelict and in danger of being demolished.

By Roman times the town, now known as Ilium, was semi-derelict.

Local residents are campaigning for urgent action to stop the repeated fires at the semi-derelict school which closed only about two years ago.