firehouse
n. B1 Intermediate US //ˈfaɪɝˌhaʊs// UK //fˈaɪəhaʊs// fire·house
n. a building where a fire department keeps its equipment and where firefighters live. It is a common name for a fire station, especially in the United States.
n. a building housing a fire department's equipment and personnel, including the living quarters for the firefighters. Primarily used in North American English.
The firehouse is located at the end of the street.
The local firehouse was built in the early twentieth century and still serves as a community center for the neighborhood.
While the modern firehouse is equipped with advanced technology, the building's original stone façade remains a prominent landmark for residents and visitors alike.