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open house

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun open house has 1 sense
  1. open house - an informal party of people with hospitality for all comers
    --1 is a kind of
    party

Definitions from the Web

Open House

Definition: An event where a property, usually a house, is made available for people to visit and explore without any appointment.

Noun - Real Estate:

  • An open house is a great opportunity for potential buyers to visit the property and get a firsthand experience of its features before making a purchase decision.
  • Are you planning to attend the open house this weekend? I heard the property has a beautiful garden.

Noun - Education:

  • Every year, the school organizes an open house to showcase their programs and facilities to prospective students and parents.
  • The open house at the university gave me a chance to meet faculty members and explore different departments.

Noun - Social Event:

  • We are hosting an open house at our new apartment this Saturday. Feel free to bring your friends along!
  • The open house was a huge success, with many people from the community joining us for the celebration.

Adjective - Popular:

  • The new cafe has become quite an open house, attracting a large number of customers every day.
  • The restaurant's open house atmosphere created a buzzing and lively environment for diners.

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