tenantable

The obligation is generally imposed upon the tenant to keep the premises in “good condition” or “tenantable repair.”

He describes 1442 farms with tenantable buildings, abandoned only recently.

Not a bed or a bunk on the yacht was tenantable in the fearful rollings; no bed or bunk less than a covered box could have been.

Now I want your wife to join with mine and just make the widow's hovel a little more tenantable.

Vast sums of money must be expended before it can be made tenantable.