Adjective
tumbledown (comparative more tumbledown, superlative most tumbledown)
in disrepair; poorly maintained
They lived in a tumbledown shack on the edge of the woods.
And the cast of the lesser-known performers adds to the aura of a tumbledown democracy at the senior prom. Source: Internet
She wheeled herself over to the bed on the other side of the infirmary where the last of those who had contracted tumbledown lay in recovery. Source: Internet
Ruins of the tumbledown lighthouse, Ruinas Faro Puntas Borinquen, raise empty windows that frame the setting sun. Source: Internet