a house in Tours (French town in the Loire valley) - tour may also mean turn, or tower, but that doesn't make much sense here.
'John's house' is "la maison de John" in French.
The word 'house' in French is 'maison'.The English phrase 'house of', in French, is 'maison de'; 'the house' is 'la maison'.
clés de maison
La maison de grande is a French sentence that means large home in English. La maison is home, and de grande is large.
To say "the house of" in French, you would say "la maison de."
"House of Joanne" translates to "Maison de Joanne" in French.
"Maison De Blasio" does not have a specific meaning. "Maison" is a French word meaning "house" or "home," while "De Blasio" could refer to the surname of a person. It is possible that "Maison De Blasio" could be a name of a house or property associated with someone named De Blasio, but without further context, it is difficult to determine the precise meaning.
'un jardin autour de la maison'
Christmas time at home
La maison de Nan.
Le numéro de ma maison in French is "the number of my house" in English.
Le foyer loin de la maison / la maison loin de la maison / la maison loin de chez soi.